Giving Rock some REVERB
The nonprofit Reverb is greening rock concerts with biofuel buses and on-site eco-villages.
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Keeping America Cluttered
Beverage distributors like Coca-Cola and retailers like Stop & Shop have resisted adding bottled water to the deposit-based system, and the mountain of bottled water litter continues to grow.
Fishing for Certification
The National Organics Standards Board decided to defer recommendations for organic status for fish citing concerns about controlling fish environment and food supply.
Coming to a Campus Near You
Focus the Nation, an ambitious organizing project, is coordinating teachers and students at more than 1,000 schools to find solutions to global warming.
Intensive Condor Care: Banning Lead Bullets and Providing Vaccines
The largest private game reserve in California is banning lead bullets, part of a comprehensive plan to keep condors soaring.
The Nuke Waste around Us
Nuclear waste is seeping through loopholes in U.S. disposal policies and could be recycled into material for roads, schools and playgrounds, according to a report released by the Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS.)
Saving a City, One Trumpet at a Time
The Tipitina’s Music Co-op is rescuing instruments from closets, basements and landfills for musicians in need.
Grandma vs. the Oil-Sands Mine
Eighty-five-year-old Liz Moore challenges oil-sands mining operations with her activist website.
Semana del 12/08/2007
Querido DiálogoEcológico: ¿Cómo encuentro un reciclador de espuma de poliestireno en mi zona? Mi compañía recibe enormes laminas de este material en forma regular, y sencillamente la botan a la basura. ¿Qué puede hacer un negocio para rtecilar este material en forma económica y eficiente?
Querido DiálogoEcológico: Aparte de los beneficios obvios a la humanidad de reducir la pobreza, ¿cómo se beneficiaría el medioambiente mundial mediante la promoción de más igualdad ecológica?
McKibben Slates November 3 for Step It Up 2 Rally
Following on the heels of the nationwide climate rallies last April, environmental writer and activist Bill McKibben announced plans for fall follow-up events aimed at lobbying politicians to pass meaningful legislation to regulate emissions of greenhouse gases. On November 3, thousands of activists and concerned citizens are expected to gather at places across the country named after historic leaders to demand that Congress address four key priorities to stop global warming.