Obama, Palin, Copenhagen: The End Of Drinkable Water?
Those committed to doing the planet's serious business should stay focused on one, often overlooked but trackable key factor of climate change--the pivotal role of water.
Those committed to doing the planet's serious business should stay focused on one, often overlooked but trackable key factor of climate change--the pivotal role of water.
Steven Solomon | Posted 12.17.2009 | Books
With the impending freshwater scarcity crisis, world politics and human civilization is undergoing another turbulent sea change. Alarmingly societies are bifurcating into those with enough water and those without.
Laurie David | Posted 07.17.2008 | Green
Not a single chunk of coal is burned for electricity in Iceland. Instead, they power their booming economy with renewable geothermal and hydropower.
WSJ.com | Jeffrey Ball | Posted 06.17.2008 | Green
Last week's Senate debate over a bill to cap U.S. greenhouse-gas emissions wasn't much of a cliffhanger. Opponents called the bill too expensive; prop...
Steven Solomon | Posted 12.17.2009 | Books