Aubrey Organics 40-Year Mission
America’s first all-natural care product company is committed to healthier living.
The War on Sharks
The new eco-documentary, Sharkwater, takes viewers inside the grisly world of shark-finning.
Left Adrift
New Orleans" marinas are still filled with toxic debris two years after Hurricane Katrina.
Greening Your Existing Car If You’re Not Ready To Upgrade
If you’re not ready to upgrade to a hybrid or electric car, there are lots of ways to tune your existing car to make it more friendly to the planet…
Coal Giant Agrees to Largest Environmental Settlement Ever
In what amounts to the largest environmental settlement in history, U.S. energy giant American Electric Power agreed last week to pay $4.6 billion for installation of long-overdue pollution controls at 16 of its coal-fired power plants across the country.
The Grass is Greener at DC’s National Mall
The National Park Service (NPS) and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have teamed up with the nonprofit SafeLawns.org in making over a four-acre section of the National Mall in Washington, DC according to sustainable, organic lawn care practices.
What’s The Link Between Coral Die-Off & Global Warming?
I’ve heard about the die-off of coral reefs due to global warming. I’ve also read that coral reefs themselves store carbon dioxide (CO2), one of the main global warming gases. So if coral reefs are dying out, isn’t that a double whammy that increases the CO2 in the atmosphere?
Semana de 14/10/07
Querido DiálogoEcológico: ¿Es verdad que algunos ingredientes en ambientadores comunes pueden causar problemas de salud?
Querido DiálogoEcológico: ¿Existe algún programa para disminuir el impacto ambiental—que debe ser considerable—de todos los "supercamiones de 18 ruedas" y otros vehículos grandes que son hoy tan numerosos en nuestras carreteras?
COMMENTARY: Gore’s Nobel Enterprise
Everybody loves Al Gore this week, after he shared the Nobel Peace Prize on October 12 with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Except for climate naysayers, that is.
COMMENTARY: Behind the Greens:
At age 33, activist Julia Butterfly Hill is already an icon of the environmental movement. In 1997, she lived in a 180-foot tall, 600-year-old redwood named Luna for 738 days.