Environment
Amphibian populations around the world are in rapid decline. This is bad news for us humans.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Bush administration supports a controversial drilling technique that favors Halliburton, Dick Cheney's former employer, even as some complain that the practice puts drinking water at risk.
KTLA
The new "Green Communities Initiative" will help produce environmentally friendly and affordable homes around the United States.
The American Institute of Architects
In their last debate the presidential candidates did not discuss an important issue.
U.S. Newswire
An unprecedented leap in C02 levels over the past two years is leading some scientists to wonder if the Earth's atmosphere is losing its ability to absorb greenhouse gases.
The Guardian Unlimited
Is the campaign to realign the nation's environmental policies a needed adjustment, or a gutting of environment laws?
Newsday
Are vehicle buy-back programs reducing emissions?
University Of California Transportation Center
The mining city of Sudbury -- once so polluted and denuded that NASA astronauts practiced for their moon landings there -- is being recognized for its innovative energy conservation strategies.
The Globe and Mail
Developers in Nevada begin importing water for decorative fountains to get around water conservation efforts.
The Los Angeles Times
Readers ask green-business guru Joel Makower practical questions about how to live the green life.
Grist Magazine
Profile of Nobel Peace Prize winner Wangari Maathai who was recognized for her "holistic" approach to sustainable development.
BBC News
Environmentalist who worked to slow deforestation, preserve biodiversity, and educate people about their environment, wins the Nobel Peace Prize.
BBC News
How an obscure government agency and the man who leads it implement the Bush administration's environmental policies.
The Kansas City Star
For the first time in recorded history, the seven western states that rely on the Colorado River for water face the probability of a water shortage.
The Los Angeles Times
Cell towers and phones are invading national parks.
The Christian Science Monitor
The Seattle Times wraps up its week-long series on the presidential candidates' environmental stances.
The Seattle Times
A Southern California city office building is the largest commercial project to be built with straw bale.
Los Angeles Daily News
The Economist analyzes the politics and economics behind the Russian government's decision to approve the Kyoto Protocol.
The Economist
Russian ratification of the international treaty would increase its influence.
The Washington Post
Ranchers, hunters and rural property owners are unhappy with the Bush administration's natural gas drilling policies.
AlterNet
