<p>Burgeoning migration to the American southwest has resulted in suburban expansion into wilderness areas prone to fires, which are now more severe due to the impacts of climate change.</p>
Oct 23, 2007 The Globe & Mail
<p>This article from <em>The New York Times Magazine</em> takes an in-depth look at the water shortages facing the country.</p>
Oct 23, 2007 The New York Times Magazine
<p>With more and more children living in urban and suburban environments and surrounded by electronic distractions, fewer kids are experiencing nature.</p>
Oct 23, 2007 The San Francisco Chronicle
<p>The Bison Courtyard development in Banff Alberta is more than a "green" building: its "enlightened merchants" have been encouraged to engage in numerous experiments in eco-economics.</p>
Oct 23, 2007 The Globe & Mail
<p>Controversial scientist James Lovelock is convinced that current conceptions of "sustainable development" are hopelessly wrongheaded. We're facing a climate catastrophe, he believes, and only radical solutions will be up to the challenge.</p>
Oct 22, 2007 Rolling Stone Magazine
<p>A home builder points to the "no-growth, anti-housing environmental alliance" that restricts greenfield development as the primary reason the Bay Area is unable to house its growing population.</p>
Oct 22, 2007 The San Francisco Chronicle
<p>Zalul, an Israeli environmental organization dedicated to preserving the country's marine environments, has released a report harshly critical of municipal sewerage and industrial wastewater practices.</p>
Oct 22, 2007 Haaretz
<p>A local columnist touts Sacramento, California, as an up and coming star in the green city movement.</p>
Oct 20, 2007 Sacramento News Review
<p>Emerging trends in five European cities suggest what could be ahead for the U.S. development environment, observes author Michael Mehaffy.</p>
Oct 19, 2007 Urban Land
<p>New York mayor Michael Bloomberg's widely-touted plan for a greener city have left out the major energy consumer in Manhattan: the thousands of buildings not owned by the city.</p>
Oct 17, 2007 The Gotham Gazette
