The Big Spill A New Book Traces the Corruption, Greed and Irresponsibility of BP
A review of Poisoned Legacy: The Human Cost of BP’s Rise to Power by Mike Magner
Books
Plastic Seas A Sea Captain Chances Upon a Sea of Plastic Waste—And a Lifelong Mission—in the Book Plastic Ocean
A review of Plastic Ocean: How a Sea Captain’s Chance Discovery Launched a Determined Quest to Save the Oceans by Capt. Charles Moore…
Beetlemania, and Other Kid’s Stuff A review of The Mountain Pine Beetle: Tiny but Mighty by Kay Turnbaugh, Sheila Says We’re Weird by Ruth Ann Smalley and Riparia’s River by Olga Pastuchiv
A review of The Mountain Pine Beetle: Tiny but Mighty by Kay Turnbaugh, Sheila Says We’re Weird by Ruth Ann Smalley and Riparia’s River by Olga Pastuchiv
Rooftops Gone Green A review of Small Green Roofs: Low-Tech Options for Greener Living by Nigel Dunnett, Dusty Gedge, John Little, and Edmund C. Snodgrass
A review of Small Green Roofs: Low-Tech Options for Greener Living by Nigel Dunnett, Dusty Gedge, John Little, and Edmund C. Snodgrass
Lord of the Parks
A review of Genius of Place: The Life of Frederick Law Olmsted by Justin Martin
Concrete Garden A review of Your Farm in the City: An Urban Dweller’s Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals by Lisa Taylor
A review of Your Farm in the City: An Urban Dweller’s Guide to Growing Food and Raising Animals by Lisa Taylor
The Whole Blue Truth A review of Oceana: Our Endangered Oceans and What We Can Do to Save Them by Ted Danson and Michael D’Orso
A review of Oceana: Our Endangered Oceans and What We Can Do to Save Them by Ted Danson and Michael D’Orso
This Climate is Bad For Our Health A review of Changing Planet, Changing Health by Paul Epstein & Dan Ferber
A review of Changing Planet, Changing Health by Paul Epstein & Dan Ferber…
Fashion Forward A review of Eco Fashion by Sass Brown
If you still think eco fashion lacks sex appeal, you will be shocked by the images found inside the pages of the new book Eco Fashion…
Sheepish: Two Women, 50 Sheep
In Sheepish: Two Women, Fifty Sheep and Enough Wool to Save the Planet, writer Catherine Friend gets thrown from a “fairly boring, urban life” into an alien world of wool shearers, runaway sheep, jumping llamas, pasture goddesses and crazy knitting “fiber-freaks.”