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Ford Turns to Toyota for Hybrid Car Help

Toyota announced last Tuesday that Ford would use some of its hybrid engine technology, in a pact that underlines the Japanese auto giant's strong lead in eco-friendly gasoline-electric systems.

BP Investors File Special Resolution on Oil and Gas Drilling in Protected and Sensitive Areas

An international coalition of BP investors announced the filing last week of a special resolution to be considered by company shareholders at the annual general meeting in London next month. The coalition, led by the U.S. Public Interest Research Group Education Fund, is calling on the company to adopt a public policy against drilling in protected and sensitive areas.

Colorado Farmers Lead the Charge for Wind Energy Development

In the drought-stricken farm belt of southeastern Colorado, down-on-their-luck farmers and wide-eyed environmentalists alike are looking forward to the day when many more Americans derive their electricity from the wind, an ultimately renewable, pollution-free source of energy. And the state-funded Colorado Green Project is helping make this vision into a reality.

Global Decline of Sharks Underscores Poor Health of World’s Oceans

In yet another example of the dire state of the world’s oceans, the World Conservation Union announced last week that it will be adding 10 species of sharks and rays to its global "Red List" of endangered species. Researchers cite overfishing throughout the world’s oceans as well as soaring demand for shark fin in Asia as the primary culprits in the global decline of shark populations.

Tracking Colleges, Toxic Dumpers and Trashed TVs

Electronics Recycling, Eco-Campuses and Corporate Accountability.

Water, Walt and What You Breathe

When driving in traffic, you breathe gases such as nitrogen oxide, carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons at concentrations 10 times above normal ambient urban levels, according to a 1998 study conducted by California’s Air Resources Board (ARB).

The Diaper Debate, Shrinking Beaches and Shingle Recycling

The diaper debate, shrinking beaches and shingle recycling.

Polyester Clothing, Paint Cans and Pest Control

Fiber Risks, Recycling Rules and Reducing Ticks Are there any health risks involved with polyester clothing? —Amily Atwell, Dublin, OH Polyester has come a long way since leisure suits, and can now be found in everything from carpeting and totebags to artificial arteries. Because it’s strong, wrinkle-resistant and quick drying, it’s in just about every […]

Saving the Rainforest, Safeguarding Siding and Incinerating Garbage

I’ve heard that you can buy the "development rights" to rainforest land in order to protect it. How does one go about that? Several environmental organizations sponsor programs that allow the conservation-minded to protect development rights in the rainforest.

Seeing the Light, Setting Standards and Piping Oil

I’ve heard that leaving a light on for a given length of time may use less energy than turning it off and on again. Is this a myth? —Allison Nelson, Glen, NH Leaving a light on to save energy is not a bright idea. This myth arose in the 1940s when energy was cheap and […]

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