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WASHINGTON (June 16, 2009) – A new national scientific report on the domestic impacts of climate change reinforces the urgency of moving forward with strong climate and energy legislation, according to experts at the Natural Resources Defense Council. According to the report, “Global Climate Change Impacts in the United States” by the interagency Global Climate [...]
San Francisco, CA (June 29, 2009) – Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and U.S. Senator Harry Reid today announced a series of initiatives, including proposed “Solar Energy Study Areas,” that would expedite the development of solar energy on public lands in the western United States. The Bureau of Land Management believes that the selected [...]
Today we’re down at Kingsnorth for the Mili-band – building a human chain around Kingsnorth to say no to dirty coal. It’s a fun summer fete for the climate, and we’re updating live from the scene…
Today we’re down at Kingsnorth for the Mili-band – building a human chain around Kingsnorth to say no to dirty coal. It’s a fun summer fete for the climate, and we’re updating live from the scene…
The MV Arctic Sunrise off Greenland ? Greenpeace/Morton
Dave is onboard the Arctic Sunrise, heading north up the coast of Greenland.
Blue and white icebergs are looming through the sea mist as I write this, fromthe campaign office of the Arctic Sunrise, in Baffin Bay.Our ship – an old sealing vessel – is just south of the [...]
British people are less satisfied with life than many in poorer countries and use too many of the earth’s resources according to a poll that ranks Britain 74th in the world below Georgia and Burma.
The portable device would supply hydrogen to the micro fuel cells of electronic gadgets
Yes, say ecologists, but not if the current enthusiasm for corn ethanol continues to hold sway
When the turbines go up, it’s not just the scenery that suffers, it’s the atmosphere too. Ed Douglas reveals the environmental costs of wind power