The Environment

An Appreciation of Margaret Atwood

Dave Astor | Posted 08.02.2011

Dave Astor

Atwood is socially conscious without being preachy. This is certainly the case in three dystopian novels that say a lot about things like women's rights and the despoiling of the environment but do that via the books' interesting characters and plots.

For Colette: The Flower That Shattered the Stone

Nancy Chuda | Posted 05.25.2011

Nancy Chuda

At the age of four, Colette was diagnosed with Wilm's tumor, a rare form of cancer. Parents Jim and Nancy Chuda labored to beat the cancer, but lost their daughter one year later.

What I Learnt from Prince Charles

Christina Patterson | Posted 11.17.2011

Christina Patterson

More than the deficit, more than the "axe", more than tuition fees, more, even, than the sale of a football player who enjoys visiting prostitutes to ...

Asbestos Trade Thriving Despite Major Health Hazards

Huffington Post Investigative Fund | Kevin Liptak | Posted 05.25.2011

For many in the developed world, asbestos may seem like a thing of the past: A cancer-causing fiber banned in the European Union, and limited to a sma...

Meltdown: Images of What We Lose When the Glaciers Disappear

Helena Christensen | Posted 05.25.2011

Helena Christensen

As with many poorer countries, Peru is bearing the brunt of a problem it has done little to cause. Its emissions account for only 0.1% of greenhouse gasses, but climate change has affected all aspects of life there.