Rhett Butler, the one-man rainforest crusader behind the site mongabay.com has written an essay that takes to task the idea that forest-depleting paper companies in Indonesia—specifically Asia Pulp & Paper—are “carbon neutral” and help to alleviate poverty.
Since 1998, environmental advocates have been trying to stop the Spruce Mine in West Virginia, which would have been one of the largest mountaintop removal coal mines in the Appalachian Mountains. Last week, their efforts succeeded.
Sculptor Aurora Robson shares insight into how she transforms plastic waste into things of beauty.
One of the many things that sets the book Just Green It!: Simple Swaps to Save Your Health and the Planet ($17.95, Running Press) apart from other green guides is its focus on specific product brands. Authors Ron and Lisa Beres, the founders of GreenNest.com, aren’t afraid to name names. Covering everything from lightbulbs to […]
By any measure, illegal wildlife trade is out of control—there are willing buyers for $23,000 rhinoceros-horn bowls, polar bear skins, tiger teeth and elephant ivory calling card cases. Trafficking in illegal animals alone is likely a $20 billion per year business, writes environmental journalist Laurel Neme in Animal Investigators: How the World’s First Wildlife Forensics […]
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