In this issue: America's tiniest turtle gets a helping hand, funding for forest landowners is cut, two highly imperiled natural communities of the Tar
In this issue: Pressure builds on EPA to enforce clean air laws; seeking a 'Teddy Roosevelt of the Seas'; trading in toxic mercury; a better future fo
In this issue: Back from the Brink campaign to restore endangered species, EPA decides on air quality rules, countering ExxonMobil's disinformation ca
In this issue: Private Stewardship Grants Program, Colorado Species Conservation Partnership focuses on landowner and species needs, Environmental Qua
In this issue: 30th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act; standing up to the energy lobby; cleaning up factory hog farms in North Carolina; pollu
Decades after the U.S. ban on lead paint and leaded gasoline, lead use has been eliminated or significantly reduced in many industries throughout Nort
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Local mercury emissions in the United States are important contributors to local mercury hot spots, leading to contaminated water.
In this issue: Family farm in Vermont gets a new start, Leopold land ethic inspires conservation partnership, the preacher and the toad, Safe Harbor a
In this issue: The historic vote on the McCain-Lieberman Climate Stewardship Act; our legal battles against the EPA's rules rollbacks; the link betwee
Main feature - "Farmers Who Aid a Rare Butterfly Also Help Themselves."
In this issue: McDonald's cuts antibiotic use, showdown on the Mississippi, turning up the heat on global warming, and more.
A quarterly newsletter published by the Environmental Defense Center for Conservation Incentives. In this issue: Partners in Restoration program in Ca
Stories in Environmental Defense's newsletter include FedEx's cleaner trucks, tips for the eco-conscious traveler, securing chemical facilities from a
Inside the premier issue of the center's quarterly newsletter: Texas gives wildlife a break, South Carolina Safe Harbor a success, and more.
As the HPV Challenge Program passes its halfway mark, this status report examines the significant progress to date, and also identifies several trends
In this issue: Channel Islands Victory at Sea; Special Interests Take Aim at Key Environmental Protections (Washington Watch); Companies Take the Lead
Newsletter From the Clean Car Campaign. Over the past decade, automakers have put their design and marketing talents into anything but addressing thei
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