E-The Environmental Magazine

Are dedicated truck tollways a market approach to reducing congestion and making roads safer, or an environmental nightmare?

The Environmental Magazine features a special primer on beach erosion and what can be done to stop it.

How non-profits can lobby for environmental causes and make a difference in the next election.

The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) could be weakened by recent government proposals and actions.

Increased water runoff from sprawling paved areas is responsible for flooding, pollution and economic losses.

Jeremy Rifkin writes that the "hydrogen economy" is within our grasp if we are committed to abandoning fossil fuels.

Hydrogen is the future and needs to be part of a sound energy policy.

Urban gardeners are inventing new strategies for securing open space.

Faith-based environmental activism is booming as the world's major religions promote green causes.

One third of the average city's land is devoted to serving the car. Is there a way out?

Growing meat consumption around the world has catastrophic environmental consequences.

How to contribute to environmental causes without leaving your desk.

Editorial argues that in the aftermath of last week's tragic events, the nation should review its energy policy and look at conservation and alternative energy sources.

Jim Motavalli reviews the Bush administration's environmental policies.

Though we are making progress, the nation's rivers are still endangered.

Can we save the 13 most endangered rivers in the U.S.? Dick Russell suggests solutions.

Seattle has adopted the "Zero Waste" concept in its solid waste plan. Proponents say it is a "win-win" strategy.

E-Toy's new architect doll comes with all the accessories an architect needs.

Can the U.S. sustain a population of 500 million -- or a even a billion -- by 2100?

Team of journalists visited 11 hot spots around the world to document the consequences of climate change and what they found was startling.