
Maude Barlow loves to quote a line of poetry from Gerard Manley Hopkins, “There lives the dearest freshness deep down things.” Born in Nova Scotia, this dynamite advocate for water justice says, “Wate
A 2007 interview with the essayist and environmentalist Terry Tempest Williams, author of “The Open Space of Democracy.”
The federal government has placed at least $700 billion on the table to bail out the reckless finance industry. However, it’s done little to subsidize the alternative fuel industry, which had nothing to do with the current economic crisis but holds the key to the economy’s — and the environment’s — recovery.
My guest this week is Stephen Schneider, climatologist from Stanford, who is one of the leading experts on global warming.
Reducing my carbon footprint in Ptown, and breathing in the fried scallops as I go on my bike.
Lay off the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
I know that with oil prices near record highs, people want to drill everywhere.
For President Bush, rising oil prices have presented another opportunity to press a policy long desired by conservatives.
On July 7, Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Independent from Vermont, will introduce legislation that could push us toward the solar age.
As if the environmental and financial costs of global warming won’t be enough.
In this most inhospitable year for Republicans, Sen. John McCain touts his record on global warming as proof he is the anti-Bush.
James E. Hansen is the Paul Revere of global warming.