Lonnie Thompson: a Climate Science Hero
Ohio State scientist Lonnie Thompson tests the limits of science – and his health – to unlock climate secrets frozen at the top of the world's highest mountain ranges.
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Thoreau’s footsteps under Trash
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/green/greenblog/ www. What would Thoreau do? A closed dump, a proposed bus depot and a dream of protected land April
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Environmental Justice series award
EHN awarded in national journalism contest Environmental Health News has won Honorable Mention in a national journalism competition for its
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Powerful storm tests officials’ emergency readiness
By Doug Struck The massive blizzard that whipped New England this weekend with hurricane-force winds and crushing snow tested the readiness of authorities to deal with the increasing frequency of severe and record-breaking weather.
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Q&A Jim Gordon, Capewind developer, Yale e360 2 May 2012
Waging the Battle to Build the U.S.’s First Offshore Wind Farm After a decade seeking approval to build the U.S.’s
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Kerry: Frustrations of Fighting for the Environment – The Daily Climate 25 March 2012
March 26, 2012 Venting frustration at the lack of progress on environmental issues, U.S. Sen. John Kerry voices the exasperation
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