A recent study by the University of California at Berkeley found that saving money isn't the only compelling reason to support car sharing initiatives. Read more »
Lawsuits filed in all fifty state courts and in federal court seek to force the U.S. government to apply the public trust doctrine to the atmosphere and protect it for future generations. Read more »
In response to a law that would open their country's public water utilities up to privatization, Italian voters chose instead to keep their water supplies in the public domain.
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U.S. warplanes pound Libya, and oil tops $100 a barrel. Technicians in Fukushima risk their lives to contain the worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl, while radioactivity shows up in spinach, milk, and Tokyo tap water. Read more »
This interview with Angelica Navarro (starts at 46:00), Bolivia's chief climate negotiator, shows in poignant fashion the rift between developed and developing nations over climate change.
For some, this rift is old news. Read more »
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