By Amanda Peterka •
April 13, 2009
Some say that Somalian pirates are out to help save the water from illegal dumping by Western nations. Are these green buccaneers or just men out to make a profit?
By Amanda Peterka •
April 12, 2009
What’s the Pope been up to since the installation of solar panels at The Vatican? Not much, it seems.
By Amanda Peterka •
April 7, 2009
The Obamas recently installed a new playground on the White House lawn. But one environmental group says the mulch they used will be harmful for their children.
By Amanda Peterka •
March 30, 2009
Experts predict that this recession could lead to reduced carbon dioxide emissions because people will be driving less and working less. But has that always been the case in our nation’s history?
By Amanda Peterka •
March 19, 2009
Hawaii’s Supreme Court declares the islands’ Superferry unconstitutional, ending a long battle between the governor and environmental groups.
By Amanda Peterka •
March 13, 2009
An oil spill on Wednesday has left more than 40 miles of Australia’s Sunshine Coast in dire straits.
By Amanda Peterka •
March 10, 2009
EPA announced Tuesday its plans to start a registry that would require businesses to report their greenhouse gas emissions, paving the way for possible federal cap-and-trade system.
By Amanda Peterka •
March 1, 2009
Fox News reports that President Obama’s plan to create green jobs will just be money down the drain.
By Amanda Peterka •
February 22, 2009
The economic stimulus plan provides incentive for homeowners to install solar panel systems, but solar companies are taking big hits in the stock market.
By Amanda Peterka •
February 14, 2009
The Renewable Fuels Association finds errors in last week’s University of Minnesota study on the pitfalls of corn ethanol.