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Environmental Issues: 2007-2010
Agriculture and Food
Air and Water
Animals
Climate Change/Energy
Consumer Choices
Preservation and Conservation
Sustainable Development
US Policy
Environmental Issues: 2004-2006
Math Lessons for Locavores
U.S. judge bans planting of genetically engineered beets
Reap What You Swap
Why mini cows could save the planet
EU clears six types of GM maize for animal feed
Unusual: Cal Ag and Enviro Groups Agree on Climate Policy Principles
Should food dyes be banned?
How Microbes Defend and Define Us
Scientists say Gulf spill altering food web
Tuna's End
Roundup resistant weeds pose environmental threat
The Food Movement, Rising
Co-op Proves that the Poor Can Eat Organic, Too
EU to allow nations to ban approved GM crops
Spread of insurance to rural areas underscores India's growing prosperity
Invasion of the Superweeds
Battle over slow food heats up in heartland
Rise of the Superweeds
Cows on Drugs
Vast amounts of food trashed despite incentives
The Spotless Garden
2009
The unusual suspects: tainted food
Looking ahead, Brazil's farmers take up reforestation
In Ethiopia, farmland is hot property
Food summit turns down UN funding appeal
Jellyfish swarm northward in warming world
The fight over the future of food
Something Scary in the Pantry
The
Carnivore’s Dilemma
E.
Coli Path Shows Flaws in Beef Inspection
Some City Dwellers Are Hoping Rooftop Farming Will Bear Fruit
Getting Real About the High Price of Cheap Food
Big
Food vs. Big Insurance
Drought Puts Focus on a Side of India Left Out of Progress
A
Farm on Every Floor: Urban Argriculture
A Real
Fish Story: US Closes Arctic to Fishing
Mercury-tainted fish found widely in U.S. streams
Invasive weeds grow with global warming
Wheat Harvest Hurt by Rainfall
You
Say Tomato, I Say Agricultural Disaster
Purity of Federal 'Organic' Label Is Questioned
For the Farm Lobby, Too Much Is Never Enough
Canadian scientists breeding cows that burp less
Pesticides: A Public Problem
Lettuce From the Garden, With Worms
Urban
Farming, a Bit Closer to the Sun
Demand for Vegetable Seeds Is Rooted in Recession
Time to Attack Hunger's Root Causes - UN
Greening the
Herds: A New Diet to Cap Gas
Farmers Can Slash Global Emissions Today
Organic
Dairies Watch the Good Times Turn Bad
The
Hidden Hunger
Come
Hither, Bumblebee, and Pollinate
Paying a
Price for Loving Red Meat
Germany Bans GM Corn
Germany to ban cultivation of GMO maize: Minister
Homegrown Aid
Challenging the Corporate Farming Of America
Daily Red Meat Raises Chances Of Dying Early
Sugar
Is Back on Food Labels, This Time as a Selling Point
Taming the tap: Growing Apples without Irrigation
Pathogens in Our Pork
Our
Pigs, Our Food, Our Health
Toilet Paper and Other Moral Choices
Scientists find genes to protect wheat from rust
California farms lose main water source to drought
In the Wheat Fields of Kenya, a Budding Epidemic
Massive effort underway to save endangered seeds
Ethanol, Just Recently a Savior, Is Struggling
Total Reform of Global Food System Urged
Study Finds High-Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury
Better grazing practices could boost CO2 trade: scientist
Investing in a new food
system should be part of the economic-spending package
USDA
unable to weed out unapproved modified foods
A 50-Year Farm
Bill
2008
U.S. De-Regulates
Factory Farm Pollution
Tax on Soda
Obama’s
‘Secretary of Food’?
As More
Eat Meat, a Bid to Cut Emissions
Honey bee crisis threatens English fruit farmers
Farmer in
Chief: Making US Agriculture Sustainable
Vanishing Barns
Signal a Changing Iowa
Creating Your Own Produce Section, Right Outside Your Door
Lawsuit seeks EPA pesticide data
Hunger Hits America's Bread Basket
Urban Gardening:
Fed Up by Costs, Many Grow It Alone
Trade Negotiations Cannot Solve Food Crisis Created by WTO and World Bank
U.S. food portions: Monuments of decadence?
Some Indians fear Green Revolution is a killer
"Greenhouse" bees spread disease to wild bees
Soaring food prices felt around the globe
Mideast Facing Choice Between Crops and Water
Local Products or Fair Trade?
Man-Made
Hunger: Our Responsibilities
Secret report: biofuel caused food crisis
Old
Farming Habits Leave Uzbekistan a Legacy of Salt
Hungry Farmers Urge
Local Control over Food
Plants:
Competition and Collaboration
Corn soars
to record high, set to climb further
Politics and
Hunger
Small Farmers
'Underserved' by Rome Summit
Mixed Reactions to U.S. Farm Bill
Farm Bill's Subsidy Costs May Rise
Farm Bill Contains Significant
Domestic Nutrition Improvements
Is Food Aid the Answer? Q&A with Arvind
Subramanian
UN's Food Rights Advocate Warns
Speculators
Witnesses: Soldiers kill 2 in Somalia
riot over food prices
Farmers face climate challenge
in quest for more food
All salmon fishing banned on West
Coast
The New Economics of Hunger
Food Crisis Set to Get Worse - Experts
Food can pass resistant bacteria to
people: EU
Bangladeshi Farmers Adapt to
Climate Changes
U.S. Cites Fears on Chemical In
Plastics
World Bank Chief Calls for Immediate
Action on Deepening Global Food Crisis
Philippines Caught in Rice
Squeeze
Dems juggle needs in $286 billion farm
bill
Report Criticizes FDA Over Spinach
Packers
Salmon arriving in record low
numbers
Fight to curtail antibiotics in
animal feed
Cloned Meat Decision Sparks
Consumer Campaign
Biotech critics challenging
Monsanto GMO sugar beet
2007
Salmon Farming May Doom Wild
Populations, Study Says
So What's So Bad About Corn?
Dash to Convert Food into Fuels Is
'Recipe for Disaster'
Five Easy Ways to Go Organic
Ground Beef Recall Expanded Across
U.S.
Eating fish: good for heart, bad
for environment
Ethanol Is Feeding Hot Market for
Farmland
Surviving Without Subsidies
Eco-Kosher Movement Aims To Heed
Tradition, Conscience
2010
Surveying Rwanda’s Water SupplyDrowning Today, Parched Tomorrow
The Health of the Cities
Half a World From Gulf, a Spill Scourge 5 Decades Old
A Vital River Is Withering, and Iraq Has No Answer
Report finds delta among most vulnerable rivers
California's nitrates problem grows unchecked
We Should Get Rid of Lawns
2009
In Bolivia, Water and Ice Tell of Climate Change
Dark Side of a Natural Gas Boom
Sewers at
Capacity, Waste Poisons Waterways
What drives China? Soon, cleaner fuel
'Toxic stew' of chemicals blamed for intersex fish in Potomac
California Water Overhaul Caps Use
Shale
and Our Water
'Water for All' Concerns Raised
Clash in
Alabama Over Tennessee Coal Ash
Our Water Supply, Down the Drain
Debating How
Much Weed Killer Is Safe in Your Water Glass
'Water for All' Concerns Raised
Scientists
study huge plastic patch in Pacific
Mercury and Power Plants
Iraq Suffers as the Euphrates River Dwindles
It’s Time to Learn From Frogs
Water risks ripple through the beverage industry
Plan would aid salmon, reduce water for people
A
Bottle Bill That Will Rot Your Teeth
Arctic Groups Demand Global Chemicals' Ban
EPA Seeks Rules for Utilities' Runoff
Women and Water: A Forgotten Glass Ceiling
Across the United States, Waters in Crisis
Pepsi Adopts Human-Right-to-Water Policy
EPA delays hundreds of mountaintop mining permits
The EPA's Plan for Clean Air
Chilean Town Withers in Free Market for Water
U.S. high-tech water future hinges on cost, politics
Entrepreneurs Tackle Sanitation in Africa
Poor Pay as Companies Buy Up U.S. Water
Yellow
Is the New Green
2008
The Oceans’
Shifting Balance
Water restrictions ordered to help California fish
Deal paves way for dams' removal on Western river
Bad air costing California's economy billions
U.N. Report Sees
New Pollution Threat
Risk of Disease Rises With Water Temperatures
Northern California delta must be fixed
Bottled Water at Issue in Great Lakes
U.S. Bottled Water Demand Decreasing
Common plastics
chemical linked to heart problems
Senate Passes Bill That Would Protect Great Lakes
'Grave' Water Shortage Warning for West Bank
Decades
Later, Toxic Sludge Torments Bhopal
Follow the
Silt: Waterway Restoration in the US
Water-Starved
California Slows Development
Conserve Water Through Food
Efficiency, Report Says
China:
Where Breathing Is Deadly
South Africans Win Landmark Victory
for the Human Right to Water
Air Pollution Impedes Bees' Ability to
Find Flowers
EPA Advisers Slam New Smog Rule
Reduce drug traces in tap water
Environmental Agency Tightens Smog
Standards
Ozone Rules Weakened at Bush's
Behest
Want to Buy Some Pollution?
Study says diesel emissions
raise cancer risk
Diesel fumes can affect your brain,
scientists say
Drug Traces Common in Tap Water
Californians Sitting on Toxic
Couches - Report
Rain brings sewage into San
Francisco Bay
2007
Study Finds Humans' Effect on Oceans
Comprehensive
Trucks Power China’s Economy, at a
Suffocating Cost
From Sewage, Added Water for Drinking
Levee blasts signal a truce in
water wars
Feds want to survey, possibly clean
up vast garbage pit in Pacific
The Future Is Drying Up
In China, a Lake’s Champion Imperils
Himself
Pollution pouring into nation's
waters far beyond legal limits
EPA Joins Settlement of Lawsuit but
Adds a Waiver
China discovers "new" glaciers
on roof of world
Lake Tahoe: Restoring the Ecosystem
Antarctic ozone hole early in 2007
Smog smothers Japan, experts point to
China
Warming Will Exacerbate Global
Water Conflicts
Keeping Cool, Clear Tap Water
World Faces New Threats of Water
Scarcity
At Australia’s Bunny Fence, Variable
Cloudiness Prompts Climate Study
Water, Water Everywhere, but Guilt by
the Bottleful
In Praise of Tap Water
Tiny Town in US Demands Justice in
Dioxin Poisoning
Texas leads list of dirtiest U.S.
power plants
Washington Pressed to Lead as Water
Tables Fall
Police warn of more floods as body found
2010
Egg recall heats up debate over caging chickenMilitary dog comes home from Iraq traumatized
Habeas corpus for animals? Why not?
Every (Wild) Dog Has Its Day
U.S. backs international trade ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna
Not Grass-Fed, but at Least Pain-Free
Altruistic Chimpanzees Adopt Orphans
State rescues pelicans in Southern Maryland that failed to migrate for winter
Solar showdown in Calif. tortoises' desert home
2009
A Wild Celebration
As War Becomes a Memory, a Land Calls Back Its Wildlife
Deal to raze 4 Klamath dams
Vast shift in bird species expected from warming
EU chemicals law "spells surge in animal testing"
Humpty Dumpty and the Ghosts
Monkey business hard to sustain in slump, Goodall says
Sheep as Animal Mowers
Eco-Islam
Overfishing to wipe out bluefin tuna in 3 years: WWF
Obama Reverses Bush Rule on Protection of Endangered Species
2008
Most state native game fish face extinction
1 in 4 Mammals
Threatened, Study Says
Scientists to use satellites to count kangaroo rats
The
"Endangered" Endangered Species Act
Bird species plummet as habitat dwindles
Greenhouse gases a threat Pacific Ocean life, scientists say
Salmon
resurgence in Butte County
U.S. Lists Polar Bear as
'Threatened' Species
Australia's Koalas at risk from
climate change
How humans, vanishing cougars
changed Yosemite
Narwhals more at risk to Arctic
warming than polar bears
In U.S., Few Alternatives To
Testing On Animals
Even the Whales Have Their Predators:
Ships
Did Your Shopping List Kill a
Songbird?
Bats Perish, and No One Knows Why
Endangered Listings Drop Under
Bush
Israelis, Arabs Join to
Save Wildlife
2007
In the Age of Noah
Deadly Bacteria Found
to Be More Common
How Baboons Think (Yes, Think)
Thousands of new marine microbes
discovered
Suddenly, the Hunt Is On for Cage-Free
Eggs
Analysis: China clean energy plan hinges on coal price
Scientists Find Oil-Eating Bacteria Plentiful in Deep Gulf Waters
UN board could rein in $2.7 billion carbon market
Scottish scientists brew up whisky biofuel
Filling the Tank With Something Else
Long, hot summer of fire, floods fits predictions
Ten key indicators show global warming 'undeniable'
Want the Good News First?
The Right and the Climate
Who Cooked the Planet?
Temperatures hit record highs globally
What 7 Republicans Could Do
World simmers in hottest year so far
Dutch agency admits mistake in UN climate report
The Good Driller Award
Why Climate Stumps Even the Brightest Scientists
'Carbon storage' faces leak dilemma - study
Let Jordan Enrich Its Own Uranium
Little Spent on Oil Spill Cleanup Technology
Net Benefits of Biomass Power Under Scrutiny
Europe Energized
Palm Oil’s Promotion as Diesel Alternative Draws Fire
The Spill and Energy Bill
Disaster in the Amazon
Prosecuting Crimes Against the Earth
Do Humans Need a Golden Rule 2.0?
Climate Fears Turn to Doubts Among Britons
The Challenge of Capturing Carbon
A Bad Bet on Carbon
Business leaders split on bid to delay AB32
Google invests in North Dakota wind farms
Carbon Offsets
We cry over spilled oil, yet subsidize the production of ultra-polluting cars
Oil's hidden costs visible, but will it matter?
No Fooling Mother Nature
For real progress against greenhouse gases, drop the bureaucracy
Threats to Earth: 7 Little-Known Ecological Hazards
Europe Finds Clean Energy in Trash, but U.S. Lags
Building a Green Economy
Obama Misses the Big Oil The Newest Hybrid Model
Methane bubbles in Arctic seas stir warming fears
How the G.O.P. Goes Green
Bloom Energy unveils fuel cell of the future
Washington's snowstorms, brought to you by global warming
China Leading Global Race to Make Clean Energy
Lawns May Contribute to Global Warming
The Case for a Climate Bill
Business must take the lead on carbon management
U.S. says wind could power 20 percent of eastern grid
China Tries a New Tack to Go Solar
2009
The Copenhagen That Matters
Global Warming Is Not Slowing, Report Says
Cap
and Fade
An
Affordable Truth
Sunshine, sewage to power cities of the future
To really save the planet, stop going green
In Letter to Obama, Senators State Conditions for Supporting Climate
Bill
India Announces Plan to Slow Emissions
Investor brains target "smart" climate finance
Betting on Copenhagen
Cloud computing goes green underground in Finland
Target practice in Copenhagen
Report on Climate Change in the US
In the trenches on climate change, hostility among foes
India challenges Western data linking climate change, Himalayan melt
The wind may carry a solution for Kenya
Hacked E-Mails Fuel Climate Change Skeptics
Electricity That's Cheaper Than Free
In Defense of England's Coal Protesters
U.S. hunters, anglers lobby for climate bill
Curbing Climate Change by Sealing Gas Leaks
California Governor signs bills that boost solar power
E.P.A. Moves to Curtail Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Two meter sea level rise unstoppable: experts
Cassandras of Climate
G20 agrees to phase out fossil fuel subsidies: draft
New Groups Revive the Debate Over Causes of Climate Change
It’s
Easy Being Green
Hu's carbon commitment marks new era for China
U.N. Sets an Example by Offsetting Its Carbon Emissions
Mr.
Obama and Mr. Hu on Warming
On Energy, We're Finally Walking the Walk
California moving to boost small solar projects
Climate Action Starts Now
Companies: Business Climate Must Protect Climate
China think-tank bleak on global climate goal
The Problem with US Solar Policy
Hawaii Tries Green Tools in Remaking Power Grids
Scientists find CO2 link to Antarctic ice cap origin
Companies: Business Climate Must Protect Climate
Google plans new mirror for cheaper solar power
Emissions Linked to End of 2,000-Year Arctic Trend
Climate Changes Creating Hunger Ahead of Summit
Environmentalists Slow to Adjust in Climate Debate
Africa Builds United Position on Climate Change
China’s Drive to Go Solar Outshines U.S. Efforts
Carbon traders bet on California redwoods
A New Test for Business and Biofuel
China says its carbon emissions to fall by 2050: report
Coal's Future Wagered on Carbon Capture
A
Real Bill for the Climate
Entrepreneur Devotes His Energy to Making Conservation Profitable
Carbon market: many projects, many clouds
Climate Change Seen as Threat to U.S. Security
U.S. News Fiddling While Planet Burns [video]
Offshore windmills hold clean-energy promise
A Crude Reality About Energy Independence
Climate Loopholes
Chemicals That Eased One Woe Worsen Another
Exxon to Invest Millions to Make Fuel From Algae
Algae Farm Aims to Turn Carbon Dioxide Into Fuel
The Dirty War Against Clean Coal
The
House and Global Warming
Waxman-Markey: As Good As It Gets
'Only Rich Countries' Can End Climate Deadlock
Airlines to Cut Emissions in Half
German conservatives oppose CO2 capture law: sources
At Odds on Emissions, U.S., China Open Talks
Clean Coal: A Pipedream?
Forest carbon market already shows cracks
Global carbon market doubled in 2008, cut less CO2
Ban Ki-moon calls for "green deal"
The
Earth Wins One: The US Finally Limits Auto Emissions
From
a Theory to a Consensus on Carbon Emissions
U.S. cap and trade plans risk European mistakes
EU industry CO2 emissions fall 3 percent in 08
China
Emerges as a Leader in Cleaner Coal Technology
The
Climate Debate Heats Up
Obama budget sticks to auctioning all CO2 permits
Free
Trade, Green Trade
Skyline Solar mixes old technology with new
All-electric cars about to be resurrected
The GM Volt: Not Ready to Roll
Obama’s Power Plays
California Air Resources Board moves to cut carbon use in fuel
Industry Ignored Its Scientists on Climate
Third-World Stove Soot Is Target in Climate Fight
A
Carbon Tax for the US
This Old
Wasteful House
Democrats Unveil Climate Bill
Democrats launch push for climate change bill
Recession may delay U.S. bill on emissions limits
Biofuel research expands possibilities
Underground water absorbs CO2 emissions: study
Clean Energy Plays Dirty in Mexico
5 Myths on Nuclear Power
Climate Change Myths and Facts
Sweden to Go Carbon Neutral by 2050
Growing pollution leads to "global dimming"
Scientists to issue stark warning over dramatic new sea level figures
India Flips Switch on Energy, Pollution
Greening the Prison-Industrial Complex
Antarctic glaciers slipping swiftly seaward: study
Politics
in the Guise of Pure Science
'Get Smart' on Biofuels, Experts Tell Obama
Scientists: Pace of Climate Change Exceeds Estimates
Can algae save the world - again?
Spanish wind power sets new record
Energy
Inefficient
Time Running Out to Cut Emissions - Experts
Transport can help propel world to greener future
U.S. Climate Action Partnership (USCAP)
State of the World 2009: Into a
Warming World
2008
No
Furnaces but Heat Aplenty in ‘Passive Houses’
Vatican unveils ambitious solar energy plans
Trees to fight warming? Insurers ponder risks
Economic Slump
May Limit Moves on Clean Energy
Wal-Mart Commits to Powering 360 Sites in Texas With Wind
Cellphone industry eyes charger power savings
Ex-Soviet bloc leads rises in CO2 emissions: U.N.
The Climate for
Change: Investing in Renewable Energy
Repower America:
100 Percent Electricity in Ten Years
Scientists say a rock can soak up carbon dioxide
Wind turbine sales may take big recession hit
Hidden cost of China's coal is $250 billion: survey
Green credits
potential boon for emissions markets
Nuclear Energy
Makes Sense
China grim on prospects for climate pact
Greenhouse gas law in California
CO2 Flow Speeds Up; Poor Countries Now Lead
Gore urges civil disobedience to stop coal plants
Greenhouse Gases, Carbon Dioxide And Methane, Rise Sharply In 2007
Burying CO2 could pay for itself by 2030: report
Rich Country Emissions 'Violate Poor's Human Rights'
John McCain’s
Energy Follies
Warmer ocean leads to fiercer hurricanes
Massive Arctic ice shelf breaks away
Wind Energy
Bumps Into Power Grid’s Limits
PG&E plans big investment in solar power
Fresh energy problems for new president
Energy Fictions
How a
Country Can Become Energy Independent
Report Says Severe Weather to Increase as Earth Warms
Report Details
Effects of Climate Change Across U.S.
Air quality agency approves
first-in-the-nation fees for emissions
New Trend in Biofuels Has New Risks
Climate Change: Consequences
for Indigenous Peoples in Nicaragua
Siphoning Off Corn to Fuel Our Cars
Human warming hobbles ancient
climate cycle
Using chemicals to cut global
warming may damage ozone layer
Despite Climate Worry, Europe Turns to
Coal
Chump Change to Halt Climate Change
Our Favorite Planet
Textbook Case of Climate
Misinformation
EU defends biofuel goals amid food
crises
U.N. approves thousandth Kyoto clean
energy project
Solar and Wind Businesses Powered by
Tax Breaks
Extended Forecast: Bloodshed
New Focus on Coal's Part in
Warming
Developing Countries Gain a
Step in Climate Talks
Global warming may bring malaria to
Britain: doctors
World cooling on biofuel solution
to climate change
Poor nations fear being left in cold
on global warming
Record Glacier Melt Spurs New Calls
for Climate Action
On Carbon, Tax and Don’t Spend
Carbon Output Must Near Zero To
Avert Danger, New Studies Say
Skeptics on Human Climate Impact Seize
on Cold Spell
Scientists blame ocean dead zones on
climate change
Tiny nations seek climate help at UN
Studies Deem Biofuels a
Greenhouse Threat
Virgin jet to use biofuel blend in
test flight
Glaciers: The Melting Point
2007
Nobel Lecture by R. K. Pachauri, Chairman of the IPCC
Climate change reheats interest in
nuclear power
As Earth Warms, Virus From Tropics
Moves to Italy
Nations Forge Pact on Global Warming,
Climate Change
Indigenous Peoples Shut Out of
Climate Talks, Plans
Climate Faulted for Four-Fold
Increase in Disasters
Carbon pollution from
industrialised countries rises again
Climate Change Will Throw Asia's
Advances into Reverse - Study
The Scientists Speak
Researchers Name the World's
Dirtiest Power Plants
U.S. Food Companies Accused of 'Cooking
the Climate'
Challenges to Both Left and Right on
Global Warming
Most ready for 'green sacrifices'
Religious Leaders Act on Climate
Change
How to Cool the Globe
U.N. Warns of Rapid Decay of
Environment
How Green Is My Garden?
Power Plant Rejected Over Carbon Dioxide
For First Time
Economic Costs of Climate Change
'Will Affect Every American'
Utility to Pay Large Sum in Clean
Air Settlement
Greenhouse gas emissions hit
danger mark
Chill out
Rain in Canada ends plan to stop pine
beetle by fire
The Race Against Warming
Scientist urges ocean pipes to fix
Earth's climate
U.S. Trying to Block Calif. on
Emissions
Vatican Penance: Forgive Us Our
Carbon Output
Doha and Dalian
Deal Reached to Phase Out
Greenhouse Gas
Groups Urge New Drive to Fight
Oil-Climate Crisis
Climate
change and desertification two sides of same coin
Yunus calls for lifestyle 'traffic
rule' to fight warming
Expert says climate change will spread global disease
Agreement reached on greenhouse gas
curb
Canada wind industry grows amid opposition storm
Spreading deserts threaten world food supply
Indonesian peatlands seen
playing key climate role
Natural disasters more
destructive than wars: Egeland
Massive investment needed to
combat climate change: UN
India and China urged to cut
emissions
In Nature’s Casino
Climate change is a mixed bag for Inuit
11th Hour: Moment Has Come to 'Heal' the Earth, Film Argues
Climate fight must be won in
developing nations: UN
Environmental groups slam German
climate plans
Judge: Bush officials broke law by
not reporting on warming
Scientist unveils plan on climate
change
Scientists seek new ways to feed the
world amid global warming
Air travel latest target in climate
change fight
Amazon deforestation drops
sharply: Brazil govt
As British taxes target gas guzzlers,
sales of greener cars double
Humans leave sooty footprint in
Arctic
Evangelicals and
Environmentalists Find Common Ground
Automakers Back Higher
Fuel-Economy Standards
The Power in the Carbon Tax
Warming of
glaciers threatens millions in China
Ozone cuts plant growth, spurs global
warming: study
Big rise in number of Atlantic storms blamed on global warming
Story of Cosmetics
Bill Wilson's Gospel: Changing Behavior
What Could You Live Without?
Therapists Report Increase in Green Disputes
What can ordinary people do to slow climate change?
Toxic Ignorance is Not Bliss
Animal, Vegetable, Miserable
The
Next Culture War
Being More Frugal
Hybrids boost Toyota and Honda car sales
2010
In the Everglades, the Miracle That Wasn’tRanchers and Drug Barons Threaten Rain Forest
Illegal logging of tropical forests in decline: study
Analysis: Doing nothing might have been best for oil spill
'Avatar' Director: 'A Complete Reboot of How We See Things'
Int'l Conference to Save Forests Opens in Oslo
Disposal of Spilled Coal Ash
As Farmland Grows, the Trees Fight Back
Shrinking religious orders take up land conservation
2009
After a Devastating Fire, an Intense Study of Its Effects
Investors eye forest CO2 market, climate pact key: poll
Malaysian Tribe Finally Winning Some
Beetles, wildfire: Double threat in warming world
Destroying Levees in a State Usually Clamoring for Them
Report Faults Bush Officials Over Utah Land Auction
Indigenous Malaysians Empowered to Protect Land
An
Arctic Circle of Friends
Crisis hits wood industry, forests still vulnerable
Interior Ignored Science When Limiting Water to Grand Canyon
2008
Politicians persuaded to save Canada boreal forest
Bark Beetles
Kill Millions of Acres of Trees in West
Bush Ocean Plan Is Criticized
Florida Deal
for Everglades May Help Big Sugar
Stanford biologist sees money in preservation
Closed-Door Deal Could Open Land In Montana
Congress Pushes to Keep Land Untamed
Native Canadians Win Mini-Victory over Big Loggers
Local Control Saves Forests -
Report
Vatican lists "new sins,"
including pollution
Logging Standards: Getting clear
with Sierra Pacific Industries
Bringing forests up to date
2007
Environmentally friendly
burials sprout across U.S.
Mexico planted
250 million trees in 2007: Calderon
Yolo
County ranch a site for agricultural-environmental cooperation
2010
A Gulf Science BlackoutMind the Road: London Launches New Bike Hire Plan
Population Research Presents a Sobering Prognosis
Sprawling Cities Getting Hotter Faster
U.S. Said to Allow Drilling Without Needed Permits
Recycling Cell Phones
Cheap Solar Cell Could Be Incorporated Into Clothing
Scientists say mountaintop mining should be stopped
Berkeley condos on Martin Luther King Way are green to the core
With help from
2009
Earth-Friendly Elements, Mined Destructively
Brazil Bank Funds Destructive Projects, Say Activists
Slower population growth to help environment: UN study
Make toilets cool to fix sanitation woes?
Commercial innovations lead way for green homes
High BPA levels linked to male sexual problems
The
Halliburton Loophole
Millions to Rally Against Poverty This Weekend
Will solar speed up emerging cell phone revolution?
From Turbines and Straw, Danish Self-Sufficiency
Engineering giants follow the money to green power
Smuggling Europe’s Waste to Poorer Countries
Silicon Valley reinvents the lowly brick
Maldives to introduce green tax on tourists
Efficiency and waste to drive green tech sector
As hybrid cars gobble rare metals, shortage looms
More Sun for Less: Solar Panels Drop in Price
"Green Recovery," or how to exit the recession clean
"Green" burgers help Burgerville carve sustainable niche
GM Says New Electric Car Gets 230 Miles Per Gallon
Healthcare, green tech brighten dim U.S. jobs picture
A New Enforcer in Buildings, the Energy Inspector
Buses May Aid Climate Battle in Poor Cities
A Green Way to Dump Low-Tech Electronics
East Bay Green Corridor grows, cash pours in
Green Jobs Overtaking Europe - Report
Beijing plans subsidized pricing for solar power
Manchester's manure to fill gas grid from 2011
Mainstream makes first U.S. wind power investment
Global PC makers vying for "Green" crown
U.S. startup turning human waste into fuel
New clean energy 2009 investment seen sharply down
India's Electrifying Women
Rethinking the Mall
Green Promise Seen in Switch to LED Lighting
In German Suburb, Life Goes On Without Cars
Honda Insight first hybrid to rank top in Japan
Investing in Conserving Energy
Population and Climate Change Solutions
U.S. High-Speed, Intercity Rail on 'Right Track'
(No)
Drill, Baby, Drill: Environmental Policy in Costa Rica
The
Price Is Not Right: Internalizing Externalities
Sustainable home makes an impact in S.F.
Green Business Plan: Start with Elephant Dung...
British Fight Climate Change With Fish and Chips
Solar car and other innovations in India
What Will Save the Suburbs?
Saving the Suburbs, Part 2
For Peruvians, Baskets for the U.S. Market Bring a New Way of Life
Gulf Oil States Seeking a Lead in Clean Energy
Tons of Coal Ash Piling Up Across U.S., Analysis Says
2008
Sun rising on California's power horizon
More Pain to Come Even if He's Perfect
Green Jobs Plans Could Solve 'Twin Crises'
University students get serious about going green
WWF says
reckless consumption threatens the planet
Study Suggests Sharing the Catch Could Save Fisheries
$100B Green-Collar Jobs Plan Recommended
Tribal Winds Blowing Strong
Designers say "green" fashion sustainable
The Greening
of Islamic Politics
Texas to
Tel Aviv: Alternative Sources of Power
India, world shipping's toxic waste dump
Fireman's Fund offers green rebuilding option
Overcoming Oil Dependence:
Iran and Brazil Can Do It. So Can We.
Chicago ranked capital of sustainable design
Honda rolls out its new zero-emission car
Cargo ships told to go green by slowing down
China’s Wind Power Development Exceeds Expectations
World Bank Called
'Unqualified' to Run Climate Fund
The Gas Prices We Deserve
Food is Gold,
So Billions Invested in Farming
Energy
Lessons: Biofuel in Brazil
U.S. Postal Service Begins E-Waste
Recycling
N.Y. Hopes to Ensure Smooth Pedaling for
Bike Commuters
Wasted fuel from U.S. flight
delays costs billions
Study Supports U.S. Wind Expansion
New Greenpeace report labels ‘carbon
capture and storage’ a “scam”
Pedaling Toward Cleaner Cities
Solar Power Brighter than Ever
Israel gets first look at prototype
of revolutionary electric car
Oil Lobby Reaches Out to Citizens Peeved at
the Pump
Carbon Trading Blasted by
Indigenous Groups
Methane to power vehicles, not
pollute air
Ambitious Tree-Planting Programs
Are Sprouting Up Nationwide
Oil:
Sonoma eyes wastewater as an
energy source
Confusion about fluorescent
lighting
PG&E in California backs 3 solar plants
in the Mojave
Virginia Governor Says Coal-Burning
Power Plant Is Necessary
S.F. moves to greenest building
codes in U.S.
Oil’s End
World's Garbage Recyclers Meet in
Colombia
Great Lakes Threat: Delay Of Report Is
Blamed On Politics
Banks to Consider Climate Before
Investing in Coal
For Peru's Indians, Lawsuit Against Big
Oil Reflects a New Era
At Auto Show, Calls to Mainstream 100-MPG
Car
London, Paris Honored for Greening
Transit Systems
Safeway's Trucks: Filling Up With
Biofuel
Environmental Action Driving
Global Economy - Report
Ex-Sierra Club head Adam
Werbach is busy "greening" Wal-Mart
2007
Now this will be life at
sustainable edge
Market forces essential to halting
global warming: Gore
Biofuel Project Could Be Boon for
E. Africa
Genetically modified plants vacuum up
toxins
World moves into the ecological
red
China offers surprise hope in
climate change fight
RWE to develop new process to cut
pollution
China could be top wind market in three
years: Vestas
Demand for 'Green' Gold Fuels Company's
Record Growth
Green Public Schools: Titans of Ecology
Beyond Wind and Solar, a New
Generation of Clean Energy
Coal: What It Costs Us
As China Roars, Pollution Reaches
Deadly Extremes
Sony develops sweet little bio battery
Rule to Expand Mountaintop Coal
Mining
China's new middle
class in love with cars - big cars
Study says low-carbon research
offers big payoff
Decades After a Plant Closes, Waste
Remains
Losing Forests to Fuel Cars
When Value Judgments Masquerade as Science
Economics Behaving Badly
Big Oil’s Good Deal
An Unnatural Disaster Years of Exposure to Traffic Pollution Raises Blood Pressure
Where the Action Is on Climate
Use of potentially harmful chemicals kept secret under law
Small-scale solar plan clashes with big energy
2009
On environment, Obama and scientists take hit in poll
Obama EPA Releases Bush-Era Global Warming Finding
Plugged-In Age Feeds a Hunger for Electricity
Real Men Tax Gas
Oil companies undermining climate partnership
The
Climate and National Security
Chemicals and Our Health
The Green Revolution(s)
Democrats Struggling for Consensus on Climate Bills
Backyard Chicken Keeping
Obama Restores Endangered Species Rule
Cap
and Trade System for Carbon Emissions
A Clean
Fight: Recycling in the Military
An $80
Billion Start
Obama’s New Chef Skewers School Lunches
California’s Wind Slowdown
Collapse
of the Clean Coal Myth
Will a Mileage Tax Replace the Gas Tax?
Hundreds of Coal
Ash Dumps Lack Regulation
A Blueprint for
Legislative Action: Consensus Recommendations for US Climate Protection
Legislation (pdf file)
2008
EPA Issues Exemptions for Hazardous Waste, Factory Farms
Administration Loosens Species Protections
A Last Push by the Bush Administration to Deregulate
Bailout (and
Buildup)
Cut the Sprawl,
Cut the Warming
Report Reveals Flawed U.S. E-Waste Policies
Green the
Bailout
States, provinces have plan to cut emissions
States Aim to Cut
Gases by Making Polluters Pay
Three R's go green, starting with recycle
State bid to limit emissions hits court snag
The Value of Life
EPA Says Life Is Worth Less
Mr. Bush,
Lead or Leave
The Science of Denial
Senate set to take up climate change
debate
The Gas-Guzzler Gambit
Dumb as We Wanna Be
We Can Clean Up Our Act, But It'll
Cost Us
Bush calls for halt in growth
of emissions
Gore convinced US will sign up to new
climate treaty in 2009
Poll: Make gas guzzlers pay higher fees
Gore Launches Ambitious Advocacy
Campaign on Climate
Toxin Found in 'Natural,' 'Organic'
Items
EPA Chief Under Fire for Ignoring
Scientists
The Senate Shills for Big Oil
Toxic US Government Report Uncovered
Scientists Take
Complaints About Interference to Hill
2007
Anti-Poverty Index Scores U.S. Last on
Environment Policies
Global Warming Starts to Divide
G.O.P. Contenders
Unleaded gas helps create an unleaded
Columbia Gorge
Gore Derangement Syndrome
The Pentagon's Eco-Leaders
Bush's EPA Is Pursuing Fewer
Polluters
Corn Farms Prosper, but Subsidies
Still Flow
Gore:
Polluters Manipulate Climate Info
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