To help get you inspired for Earth Day, we polled environmental thought leaders, and asked them how they plan on spending this April 22. We hope you’ll find some ideas of ways you can pitch in, and help celebrate our Mother Earth too. :
The food source upon which commercial and recreational fish, marine mammals and seabirds depend to survive is being steadily exhausted.
A federal district court judge in Arizona last week struck down the federal government’s refusal to develop a species recovery plan for the critically endangered jaguar.
The National Audubon Society and the Natural Resources Defense Council have teamed up with Internet giant Google in launching an innovative online mapping project.
Over the past several weeks, blog posts and alternative media sites were riddled with panic over H.R. 875, the new bill introduced in the House over food safety regulations.
Environmentalists cheered Congress last week when the House of Representatives passed the long-awaited Omnibus Public Lands Bill, sending it on its way to an enthusiastic White House for a signature.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced last week that it is halting new permits for mountaintop removal coal mining until water quality impacts from the practice can be fully assessed.
As the Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA) welcomed hundreds of renewable energy and green building enthusiasts to its Building Energy 09 conference held March 10-12, 2009, one mantra could be heard over and over: Conservation should be our first priority.
A trio of environmental groups last week filed notices of intent to sue the federal government over violations of the Endangered Species Act related to turtle protection.
Royal Dutch Shell, one of the world’s largest oil companies, announced last week that it is dialing back its investments in wind, solar and hydroelectric projects to focus more exclusively on biofuels.
