Brian Merchant, TreeHugger. November 16, 2009. Her book is hardly out the gates, and it's already facing a torrent of criticism from mainstream news sources for including various untruths and flat out lies.
Joan Melcher, Miller-McCune.com. October 23, 2009. Scientists are casting a wide net in search of chemicals seen as likely suspects in feminization and reproductive anomalies being spotted worldwide.
Elisabeth Rosenthal, Yale Environment 360. October 1, 2009. In Europe it is far easier to channel your good intentions into action. And you feel far worse if you don’t.
Les Leopold, Huffington Post. September 30, 2009. The manufacturing sector accounts for fewer and fewer jobs each year, so why should we give a damn about it?
Liz Langley, AlterNet. September 26, 2009. We use enough deodorizers to ensure that we don't smell remotely organic, and yet we can't even keep our own heinies clean? What's a first-world country to do?
Chloe J., Sustain Lane. September 23, 2009. In the interest of your health, the environment and even logic, it makes more sense to leave chicken and fish off your plate. Here's why.
Sarah Irani, EcoSalon. August 21, 2009. Cutting back on meat consumption is one of the most significant ways to help the planet. And it doesn’t require subsistence on tofu.
George Monbiot, Paul Kingsnorth, The Guardian. August 19, 2009. The collapse of civilization will bring us a saner world, argues Paul Kingsnorth. No, writes George Monbiot -- we can't let billions perish.
Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins, AlterNet. August 10, 2009. Last week revealed some of the best and worst moments in the role of people of color in the struggle over our nation's energy and economic future.
Vanessa Richmond, The Tyee. August 7, 2009. People who don't have kids have more sex, more career success and a far smaller environment footprint than people who do.
Sisi Tang, In These Times. August 3, 2009. Nance Klehm, 43-year-old urban forager and grower, transforms human excrement into nutritious soil one bucket at a time.
Allan Hunt Badiner, AlterNet. July 30, 2009. The city has made a rapid transition: It draws 90% of its energy from renewables, has a booming bicycle culture and a very popular progressive mayor.
Steven D., Booman Tribune AlterNet: PEEK. July 28, 2009. A new study predicts that global warming will increase far faster over the next five years than previous predictions.
Les Leopold, AlterNet. July 20, 2009. If we want a greener world and green jobs for our citizens, we have to ditch the 'free-trade' ideal -- markets on their own won't do it.
Natasha Chart, Open Left AlterNet: PEEK. July 3, 2009. The coal industry's weeping and wailing about the Waxman-Markey bill hides the fact that they know it's the best deal they're going to get.
