‘America’ Category

  1. Presidential campaigns offer energetic energy debate at MIT

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    October 16, 2012 by Dan

    There could hardly be a more pressing issue than energy policy at a time of global warming, but it has rarely featured in this year’s presidential campaign.  AT MIT, representatives of the Obama and Romney campaigns squared off in a crisp, serious-minded debate about energy, revealing significant differences between the … keep reading


  2. Climate Skeptics Given Much More Space by US Newspapers Than Foreign Press

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    October 9, 2012 by Dan

    Unless you regularly make a point of following international reporting on climate change, this may comes as a surprise, if not intuitively off: US newspapers give much more space and uncritical presentation of climate change denialists than do foreign print news outlets, a new report in Environmental Research Letters says. … keep reading


  3. Green Success: Craft Microbrewery Revitalizes Kentucky Neighborhood

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    October 2, 2012 by Dan

    The West Sixth Brewing Company in Lexington, Kentucky, is a craft brewery. When the owners were searching for a location, they knew they wanted their business to be in a neighborhood near downtown and be environmentally friendly and sustainable. By choosing a brownfield, they realized it would be less expensive … keep reading


  4. The Drought Monitor

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    July 30, 2012 by Dan

    Half of the United States is experiencing a severe drought. The illustration presented in this article is particularly frightening. Story continues.


Quote of the Week

"We have forgotten how to be good guests, how to walk lightly on the earth as its other creatures do."
~ Barbara Ward, Economist

Clip of the Week

Urban Air Billboard Garden
To artist Stephen Glassman, billboards are a canvas, and a potential tool for confronting pollution challenges as cities grow. To understand how it'll look, picture a simple billboard, but instead of an advertisement, imagine tall stalks of bamboo and other native plants that gobble up carbon dioxide and create a tiny, cool microclimate.

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