Environmental Radio Does the Unexpected In the early 1950s, many assumed that the advent of television would make radio obsolete. But radio proved more durable than that. There are now almost 14,000 radio stations across the United States and Canada, according to the 1999 edition of the Broadcasting and Cable Yearbook. A full 5,000 of […]
Is "Environmental Republican" an Oxymoron? “Environmentalists are a socialist group of individuals that are the tool of the Democratic Party. I'm proud to say that they are my enemy.” So railed Alaskan Congressman Don Young (R-AK) on Alaska Public Radio in 1996. It was a typical diatribe from the Republican politician, who, as chair of […]
Buying Back Boats To Solve The Overfishing Crisis In 1994, the most recent year for which figures exist, the world spent $124 billion to support a fishing industry that generated revenues of only $70 billion. In other words, we lost $54 billion in our global effort to build a fleet big enough to catch, in […]
Doubts Linger About a Controversial Underground Nuclear Waste Storage Site
Should States Regulate Logging on Private Property?
As Big-Time Skiing Consolidates, New Environmental Problems Arise
Wild Horses-and Yesterday’s Prized Pets-Get Sent for Slaughter
Herbal Medicine is Thriving, But the Trade Puts Pressure on "Wildcrafted" Plants
The Air Force is Preparing to Militarize the Ionosphere-With Electrifying Results.
Does the Great Bear Still Haunt Colorado?
