Saving Energy Means Getting the South on Board
Coal-fueled region uses more energy per capita and pays less for it than the U.S. overall.
Oil Cleanup Cure May Be Worse Than Disease
Despite the agony of watching oil-sodden waters lap at pristine shores, our ham-fisted cleanups can do more harm than good, experts say.
Bald Eagles Will Eat Almost Anything
The top predator on California's northern Channel Islands might start dining on recovering foxes and seabirds, scientists warn.
The Primitive Science of Restoration
Biologists seek to "do no harm," improve island health, get rid of human-introduced predators and untangle complex relationships that developed on the fly.
Energy and the Empire State
The King Kong of buildings makes efficiency pay, but how much energy renovation should come from regulators?
Buildings Compete to Work Off the Waste
National contestants chosen by the EPA vow to slim down their energy "waste lines."
Celebrating Earth Day with ‘DIRT! The Movie’
"DIRT! The Movie" links hope for the future with the earth beneath our feet. The documentary makes its national debut on PBS as an Earth Day special.
Maine Passes Landmark Product Stewardship Law
Bipartisan effort promotes manufacturer 'take-backs' of discarded goods