From the Editors of E Magazine
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Trading Faces
To prepare for future outbreaks and pandemics, we first have to get a handle on the animals—legal and illegal—crossing our borders. An organization called EcoHealth Alliance is leading the way.
Great Green Gifts
Dreaming in chocolate, smoochable lip balms, holiday dog toys, high-tech snowshoes, whimsical casserole totes and candy wrapper speakers. In the book aisle: confessions of an atlas freak, a no-money living experiment and everything you ever wanted to know about green lighting.
100 Energy Servants
As the nation passes the six-month anniversary of the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20 which launched the worst oil spill in U.S. history, it seems a fitting time to reflect on who’s ultimately responsible and what lessons should be learned.
The Challenge in Nagoya
The challenge is immense. The situation is critical. One hundred and ninety-three national delegations are in Nagoya, Japan, attending the Tenth Meeting of the Conference of Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP-10). This will be the international community’s last, best chance to halt the march to extinction of many species.
We’re Not Worthy
The new book Moral Ground asks more than 80 leaders, thinkers, authors & visionaries to describe our moral obligation to protect the planet…
The Environmental Spending Gap
How much are you willing to pay for access to clean air and drinking water?
Small Ways to Save Big
The recession may be officially over, but it doesn’t feel that way for anyone still out of work or working for less. Fortunately, money-saving tips are frequently planet-saving tips, too.
The Real Jersey Girl
Nearing the end of a too-hot summer, the question everyone between New York and Delaware Bay is asking is: What does it take to be a real Jersey Girl?