In this issue: Momentum builds for climate action in 2009; Global warming and the price at the pump; Nanotech – now in stores; Making green the new bu
Providing water for fish is the surest way to create water supply reliability for California farms and cities.
Main feature - Tom Graff: The Godfather of the Environment.
In this issue: Taking green partnerships to the next level; Border fence versus rare cats; End of the road for dirty diesel; Olympics inspire cuts in
2008 report reveals critical gaps in our public health system's ability to respond to growing health threats from climate change.
In this issue: Car wars: EPA puts the brakes on cleaner vehicles; Coal industry goes on the offensive; New book Earth: The Sequel; Valuing rainforests
Portable guide to selecting eco-friendly fish.
Key points in Schwarzenegger administration's plan for addressing water supply/environmental crisis.
Testimony of Jennifer Haverkamp, Senior Counsel, Environmental Defense Fund before the Committee on Finance, U.S. Senate
Main feature - Annie Petsonk: Climate Champion.
In this issue: Fate of global warming action rests with the senate; Why we support America's Climate Security Act; Court says to government: Close SUV
In-depth description of the 7 essential components of a successful REDD policy.
Learn about our organization, staff, mission, and achievements of 2007.
Lists the most contaminated fish, and how much can safely be eaten each month based on guidance from the Environmental Protection Agency and the lates
Statement of Richard Denison before the U.S. House of Representatives at a hearing on research on environmental and safety impacts of nanotechnology.
Supplemental testimony submitted to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science for a hearing on "Environmental and Safety Impacts of Nanot
What's happening with air, water, land and climate in the Rocky Mountain region.
New report shows how urban investment can spark environmental improvement, in large part by responding thoughtfully and creatively to local, regional
In this issue: Congress wakes up to global warming; Focus on farming; A lifeline for fishermen; GM's new idea: action on climate; Unjamming New York's
More than a year and a half after it was supposed to be completed, the voluntary federal program to deliver hazard data on the most widely used chemic