Radio: Florida’s Dimming Pools of Light
My childhood swimming hole, Wakulla Springs, Florida, was so clear the fish seemed to float in air. No longer.
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Author: Doug Struck
Climate Progress Gains Ground
Locally, nationally and internationally, action on climate change is producing solutions and often bypassing lagging political leadership. The gathering force of these acts, significant and subtle, is transforming what once seemed a hopeless situation into one in which success can at least be imagined
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China’s quiet race to alternative energy
ALTERED HABITATS By Doug Struck | GLOBE CORRESPONDENT NOVEMBER 13, 2014 Anyone surprised that China, the world’s biggest greenhouse gas
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The Whale Savers
A decades-long quest to save the north Atlantic right whale is helping revive a species that is a bellwether of the health of the oceans.
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The Dogged Determination of Jim Gordon
For 13 years Jim Gordon has fought and scraped against powerful foes to set 130 turbines in the waters off Cape Cod. He's certain success is right around the corner.
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