Environment
President Bush has selected Utah Gov. Mike Leavitt (R) to head the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The Washington Post
Drilling, recreation, and other uses compete in a battle echoing over millions of acres in the West.
The Christian Science Monitor
No, it's not golf courses and tennis courts.
The New York Times
Should wildlife resources be separated and protected from humans? Conservationist David Western believes he has the answer.
National Geographic
The Economist reviews 3 books about human impact on the environment.
The Economist
Cities can do funny things to the weather and experts say this phenomenon is more widespread today than ever before.
Time
Stephanie Shakofsky addresses the challenges to elevating brownfields redevelopment to the top of policymakers' agendas.
The Planning Report
Real estate developers are beginning to realize the inherent benefits in sustainable development.
National Real Estate Investor
Some of Britain's wealthiest companies are also the country's worst polluters.
The Guardian Unlimited
Eminent climate scientist accuses Prime Minister Tony Blair of "cowardice" in not standing up to President George Bush on global warming.
The Guardian Unlimited
Climate scientist John Houghton says that global warming kills more people than terrorism while President George Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair do nothing.
The Guardian Unlimited
As the U.S. is 'the world's leading producer of carbon dioxide' in the world, states are increasingly 'taking global policy into their own hands.'
The Boston Globe
With the support of former Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, plans for a nature reserve along what was once the 'Iron Curtain' move forward.
The Chicago Tribune
Global warming is interfering with oil exploration efforts in Alaska.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer
It's getting easier to keep track of what's in the water.
Stormwater
Development and landscape design in times of drought.
Urban Land Magazine
A trust run by ranchers has something in common with open space organizations.
San Jose Mercury News
With Maine taking on CO2 emission reduction for the state and three New England Governors going to court to get greenhouse gases included in the clean air act, the battle for climate protection is heating up.
Tom Paine - Common Sense
Even Southern California's wealthy communities are feeling the effects of years of unchecked urban runoff and silt.
The Los Angeles Times
