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CO2 Much

A Decade After First Climate-Change Treaty, CO2 Still on the Rise Ten years ago this week, the U.S. hopped on board the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, the first […]

Ingrate Britain

European Industry Protests Plans to Cut CO2 Emissions European industry groups are protesting aggressive efforts to cut carbon-dioxide emissions. In the U.K., a draft national plan targets reductions of 20 […]

Unencumbered Lumber

Consumers Have Eco-Friendly Wood Choices The growing trend toward eco-friendly consumer products has reached the wood flooring industry. Eco-conscious consumers, builders, and architects who want to lay or refurbish wood […]

Just Another Brick in the Wall

New Studies Suggest Onset of Sixth Major Mass Extinction New evidence suggests that the Earth is on the verge of its sixth major mass extinction — the last one having […]

Jersey Cash Cow

New Jersey Economy Would Benefit from Clean Energy, Says Study The false “environment vs. economy” dichotomy took another blow today with the release of a study showing that shifting from […]

Won’t You Clean My Neighbor?

North Carolina Petitions EPA to Force Neighboring States to Clean Up Air North Carolina can’t reach Clean Air Act targets on its own, so the feds need to force power […]

Squander-Lust

Watchdog Groups Accuse Army Corps of Promoting Boondoggles Budget hawks and enviros are teaming up to criticize $12 billion worth of Army Corps of Engineers water projects that they say […]

Rotten to the Albacore

Feds Issue New Fish Consumption Guidelines Today the U.S. EPA and the Food and Drug Administration issued an official set of guidelines on eating fish, which attempts to balance the […]

What’s Love Canal Got to Do With It?

Love Canal, First Superfund Site, Declared Clean Love Canal is clean and will be removed from the Superfund list, said the U.S. EPA yesterday. Extensive pollution in the working-class area […]

Tiger, Tiger, Dying Quick

Sumatran Tigers May Face Extinction Indonesia’s Sumatran tiger may well have the dubious distinction of being the first large predator to go extinct this century, unless rampant poaching and illegal […]