Environmental Policy

The Clean Water Act, 40 Years Later

Mitt Romney Slams Obama For Wanting To Heal The Planet And Fight Ocean Rise

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The Benefits of Being in a Higher Vibration

We all vibrate energetically at a particular frequency. The lower the frequency, the denser your energy, and the heavier your problems seem.
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Does Earth Hour Do More Harm Than Good?

The solutions to our energy problems don't start with individuals shutting the lights off at home. They start with public policy -- the only force that can actually change how the infrastructure and shared systems work.
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Robert Swan OBE: "The Greatest Threat to Our Planet Is the Belief That Someone Else Will Save It"

In 1986, Robert Swan made the longest unassisted walk ever to the South Pole. Three years later he went onto the North Pole and by the age of 33, he became first person in history to walk to both North and South Pole.
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Burning Man: Time to Be Truly "Radical" -- Clean Up Your Act, Be Socially Responsible -- and Show Us the Money?

Last week, 50,000 people gathered in a Nevada desert for Burning Man. "Why aren't you at Burning Man right now?" is a common question asked of those who are not there. Here -- "party pooper" alert -- is my answer.
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Why Japan Is Urging Businessmen To Ditch Their Suits

By By TOMOKO A. HOSAKA

Nuclear War Could Reverse Global Warming

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How To Save Your Flowers From Frost

The Second Siege: Saving Seeds Revisited

Never before in history will so much crop diversity be lost intentionally and avoidably as the day the bull-dozers roar into Pavlovsk Station.
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