Conservatives Roll Coal to Show They've Had It With Climate Change
If you're riding a bicycle or a Prius, you could get plumes of black smoke in your face.
Policy/Trends
In Landmark Ruling, Canada's Supreme Court Deeds Land to Aboriginal Tribe for the First Time!
Incredibly, this is the first time an aboriginal tribe in Canada has gained title to its traditional lands, and they don't want the Northern Gateway tar sands pipeline.
Is Life Possible Without Fossil Fuels?
Iron replaced stone, cars replaced horses, fossil fuels replaced whale oil, and renewable energy will replace fossil fuels - as hard as it seems.
From Rewilder to Localizer, Jobs in 2030
2030 isn't that far away and based on the trends, here are some new job titles we might see by then.
Are We Going Underground?
Between the Lowline and Highline underground parks and an underground farm in London, are we preparing us for a climate-changed future?
March Against Monsanto, Rally For Renewable Energy
The battle for sustainability is crystalizing on two fronts: energy and agriculture. Major rallies are planned for both.
California Schools Get First Wave Of Efficiency Upgrades
Schools will get almost $400 million this year alone for efficiency upgrades and clean energy.
Meteor Showers Shine Down on Earth Day While Renewable Energy, Organic Agriculture Rise
The Lyrid meteor showers peak as the world edges to renewable energy and hopefully, organic agriculture.
A Fierce Green Fire on PBS
This 1-hour documentary traces the environmental movement, starting from the 1960s.
Climate Change is Grim, But Future Cities Can Be Verdant
In Cities Alive, future cities are integrated networks of intelligent green spaces with nature as the key driver.