Sandy Sewage Report:
– Superstorm Sandy released 11 billion gallons of sewage from East Coast treatment plants into bodies of water from Washington, D.C., to Connecticut..
read more– Superstorm Sandy released 11 billion gallons of sewage from East Coast treatment plants into bodies of water from Washington, D.C., to Connecticut..
read moreA court-ordered agreement between regulators and environmental group..
read more“It’s as safe as Dawn dishwashing liquid.” That’s what Jamie Griffin says the BP man told her…
read moreA look into research at UC Berkeley, and how higher education may be primarily serving as an engine for economic growth.
read moreMost people have lost faith the in the recovery process, says photojournalist Julie Dermansky.
read moreLast summer, clean-air activists celebrated the shutdown of Chicago’s notorious Fisk and Crawford coal power plants,..
read moreWith government captured by the very industries it’s supposed to regulate, the time for direct action is now.
read moreI encourage you to take a few minutes to watch and weigh in on the illuminating online chat I had yesterday ..
read moreThe notion of “externalities” has become familiar in environmental circles.
read moreA shocking photo posted to Reddit shows what appears to be fluorescent green something..
read moreChina’s Carbon Emissions Directly Linked To Rise In Daily Temperature Spikes…
read moreLast year, I wrote about the Reid Gardner coal-fired power plant in Nevada;…
read moreThe Obama administration will unveil a proposal Friday to clean up gasoline
read moreLast year, I shared the sad and pathetic story of NV Energy..
read moreTo this day, a mere 2 percent of all ocean ways are shielded from over-fishing,
read moreBisphenol A, or BPA, just can’t stay out of the headlines these days.
read moreWASHINGTON — The amount of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the air jumped dramatically in 2012..
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read moreWhen you first look at one of J Henry Fair’s photographs…
read moreIn 2011, American industry produced the equivalent of 3.3 billion tons of CO2 emissions…
read moreCompanies dispose of wastewater from fracking differently depending on the region, though each method is problematic.
read moreAnd the twin metaphor is an apt one: Climate change and acidification work together and both have the same anthropogenic mamma: carbon dioxide.
read moreEnvironmentalists waging an ongoing fight against the Keystone XL pipeline were dealt a major setback this week…
read moreEarlier this month, while on an nighttime swim with manta rays off the coast of Hawaii,..
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