Fighting Kraft and Suing for Bees
Bloggers take on chemicals in Kraft mac n’ cheese, groups sue over bee deaths and a new study about the possibility for clean energy in New York.
Semana del 31/3/13
Querido DiálogoEcológico: ¿Qué significa el secuestro presupuestario reciente para el medio ambiente?
Querido DiálogoEcológico: Estoy refaccionando mi techo y entiendo que las tejas solares son una opción. ¿Están éstas disponibles—y son prácticas en el Noreste?
The "Production Tax Credit" for Renewal Energy Development
Dear EarthTalk: What is the “Production Tax Credit” and why is it so important to developing alternative renewable energy?
Earth Day 2013 Focus Is “The Face of Climate Change”
The theme of Earth Day 2013 is “the face of climate change” according to organizers Earth Day Network.
Solar Roof Shingles
Dear EarthTalk: I’m getting my roof redone and have heard about solar shingles. Are they available—and are they practical for the Northeast?
The Budget Sequester’s Impact on the Environment
Dear EarthTalk: What does the budget sequester that recently took hold mean for the environment?
Semana del 24/3/13
Querido DiálogoEcológico: Me preguntaba cuán tóxico es el cloro, porque mi agua de pozo fue clorada sólo ayer y hoy el olor es todavía fuerte. Tengo una hija de 4 años de edad y esto me preocupa.
Querido DiálogoEcológico: ¿De qué se trata el movimiento anti extinción?
Resources for the Easter Rabbit
Whether celebrating Easter, Passover or the vernal equinox this month, ‘tis the season for sweet tooths of all ages. Here are some picks as green as that fake basket grass.
One Cheer for the Sequester
The U.S. federal budget sequester may be moving us toward a more sustainable society, at least in one limited aspect.
Red Tide Killing Manatees
An unprecedented 184 manatees have been killed in Gulf of Mexico waters off southwest Florida due to toxic red tide blooms.