In the midst of the collective sadness about the situation and the devastation in the Gulf, tonight in New York City, there will be a moment, a bright...
We can't allow the constant reminders of the damage we have done to our planet overshadow the fact that we still have the chance to prevent the past f...
What's a more thoughtful present for Mom this Mother's Day than a brick? Not just any brick, mind you, but a daub brick.
Imagine the tears in her eye...
As the greatest domestic environmental disaster of this generation unfolds in the Gulf of Mexico, with no end in sight, the GOP has taken the extraordinary step of deciding that now is the time to remind people we need to do MORE offshore oil drilling.
Yesterday in New York City, I had the chance to speak at a conference sponsored by The Rainforest Alliance on "Sustainability And Social Media." It wa...
As BP pumps thousands of barrels of toxic oil into the Gulf of Mexico every day, the threat our dependence on fossil fuels holds should be clearer now...
The global community has been sent a series of wake-up calls lately: the environmental crisis spilling into the Gulf of Mexico, unprecedented droughts...
As the days grow longer, one of my favorite times to play golf alone begins to shape up, late Sunday afternoons, early evenings actually, with the sha...
Politics doesn't have many rules. You can get away with just about anything. Being a hypocrite usually does you in. As does, and I think Richard Blumenthal will get to this eventually, claiming to have a fought a war you didn't actually fight in.
Could Yeardley Love have been saved? Yes. But not till we, as a society, say no more. Not until we hold everyone, celebrities and non-celebrities alike accountable for their actions and for their despicable acts.
One month ago today the Gulf Oil Spill disaster took place. It's been a month where all of the good and bad of the debate on clean energy and our coun...
As every day passes, the evidence of our collective failure washes up on the beaches of the Gulf, and deeper and deeper into the marshes of Louisiana. To call Washington's reaction "pathetic" would be kind.