US Scuttles Practice of Sinking Ships to Create Artificial Reefs
New policy is step in the right direction, but doesn't cover vessels used in Naval target
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Shell Gives Up on Alaska Drilling For This Year
Shell withdraws after its latest mishap, but vows to continue oil exploration in
Why We Should Go Back to the Drawing Board for the Farm Bill
US lawmakers should use the lessons of the summer 2012 drought to craft legislation that both mitigates and prepares for climate
Japan Opts to Phase Out Nuclear Energy, Chooses Renewables Instead
In a major policy shift, Japan decides to make renewable energy 30% of its energy
Scotts Miracle-Gro Gets Record Fine for Improper Pesticide Use
Company will pay $12.5 million in criminal and civil
Republican Energy Policy Puts National Parks at Risk
At least 42 publicly protected properties are vulnerable to private oil or gas
Smith Electric Tempers IPO Expectations
The unprofitable maker of commercial electric vehicles will use proceeds to pay down
New USDA Plant Hardiness Map Already Outdated
The most recent update in January 2012 is already outdated because the climate is changing so
Need a Case for Better Chemicals Management? How About 1 Million Annual Deaths
Poisons from chemicals and pesticides are among the top five leading causes of death