Andrea Nocito
Golf Course Links Humans to Wildlife
Golfing amongst birds and lush vegetation is par for the course at the Kiawah Island Golf Resort.»
Voices That Matter 
Zaher Karp
Green Journalism Is Not Dead
The contenders for the Grantham Prize focus on school air quality, clean transportation, oil tar sands, and chemical pollutants.»
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Cleantechnica
Ultrasound Cleans Polluted Water, Makes Catfish Tastier |
Ultrasound can remove a variety of pollutants, including those that affect the taste of catfish.» | |
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Andrea Nocito
Green Life After Death |
A green cremation process includes the departed in an environmentally-sensitive reef.» | |
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Environmental News Network
GE Begins Hudson River Cleanup |
General Electric begins dredging the Hudson to remove tons of PCBs that were dumped during years of manufacturing capacitors.» | |
ecoworldly
Six Areas Where South African Mining Leads The World
South Africa is a world leader both in terms of mineral resources and in mining extraction technology.»
Environment News Service
Bush Rule Allowing Coal Waste Valley Fills 'Legally Defective'
Interior Secretary Salazar requests reversal of a rule allowing mountaintop waste from coal mining to be dumped around streams.»
Andrea Nocito
Partly Cloudy With a Chance of Lead
Researchers find that increased lead in the clouds can impact weather patterns, but there is a silver lining.»
Andrea Nocito
Nations Must Unite in Reducing Mercury
The latest in the United Nations' plan to reduce the level of mercury in fish involves education and public workshops.»
News That Matters
ENN
Report Documents Rising Temperature and Climate Changes
The U.S. Global Change Research Program report finds that the global temperature has risen 1.5 degrees in 50 years and that human activity is altering weather patterns.»
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Celsias
HOME - The Most Visually Stunning Film You'll Ever See. |
HOME, which is available for a short time on YouTube, uses aerial footage from more than fifty countries, highlighting the he edifice that we must rebuild.» | |
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ENN
Yale Study Finds Evidence That Damaged Ecosystems Can Recover Rapidly |
A recent study by Yale University’s School of Forestry and Environmental Studies reports that if humans commit to the restoration effort, most ecosystems can recover from very major disruption within decades.» | |
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Environment News Service
Toxic Hudson River Sediment Could Poison Texas Aquifer |
Disposing of the PCBs at the Texas Waste Control Specialists site could the poison the Ogallala aquifer, and moving the toxins by rail poses environmental risk.» | |
Environment News Service
More Critically Endangered Birds Listed Despite Conservation Efforts
Nine more species have been added this year to the list of Critically Endangered birds that face an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild, according to the latest annual evaluation of the»
ENN
How Mercury Gets Into Our Seafood
The US Geological Survey published a study today that describes the mechanism by which anthropogenic mercury gets into the seas and into the seafood we eat.»
Environment News Service
Scientific Consultations Under Endangered Species Act Restored
The Obama administration today revoked an eleventh-hour Bush-era rule that undermined protections for plants and animals listed as threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act.»
Sustainablog
Ford Fusion Hybrid Hypermiles Its Way to 80 + MPG
An environmentalist praising an American car maker and a NASCAR driver in the same post? Fasten your seatbelts!»
EcoWorldly
Solar Power Clinics Win World’s Most Prestigious Environmental Award
A project that trained medical personnel to install solar power at hospitals and mobile clinics along the war-torn border of Burma has won the top prize at this year’s Energy Globe environmental awards.»
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