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Easy, Cheap and Dirtynew

Pasadena considers dumping environmentally hazardous coal-generated power over environmental concerns.
Pasadena Weekly  |  Joe Piasecki  |  11-20-2006  |  Environment

Remembrance of Streams Pastnew

Is it safe, or even possible, to recover L.A.'s wet and wild ecological history?
L.A. Weekly  |  Judith Lewis  |  11-17-2006  |  Environment

Shooting to Kill Billnew

NRA opposition has a Colorado wilderness proposal looking doubtful.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Michael de Yoanna  |  10-31-2006  |  Environment

Not in Their Front Yardsnew

Waverly, Ill., residents go to court to head off proposed ethanol plant.
Illinois Times  |  Manjula Batmanthan  |  10-30-2006  |  Environment

The Greening of L.A.'s Schoolsnew

Lost amidst the brutal fight for control of L.A.'s public schools is one of the most innovative programs for sustainable design in the entire country.
Los Angeles CityBeat  |  Mitch Paradise  |  10-27-2006  |  Environment

Conservation Is for the Birdsnew

A judge's ruling in a case pitting enviros versus wind-power firms delivers a blow to California wildlife, and a legal rebuke to her stepson.
East Bay Express  |  Robert Gammon  |  10-26-2006  |  Environment

True Believersnew

Montana's Christian environmentalists crusade for an ecological revival.
Missoula Independent  |  Steven Hawley  |  10-22-2006  |  Environment

Arborgeddonnew

An apocalyptic "thundersnow" takes a toll on Buffalo's trees.
Artvoice  |  Jay Burney and Bruce Jackson  |  10-20-2006  |  Environment

Hung Out to Drynew

Squeezed for water and land, a community struggles to survive.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Naomi Zeveloff  |  10-17-2006  |  Environment

Chemical Harbournew

Tributyltin, or TBT, is wreaking havoc on marine life in Halifax Harbour -- some species have already disappeared, others suffer from malformed genitalia and can no longer reproduce. So why is TBT still here?
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly  |  Neal Ozano  |  10-13-2006  |  Environment

Mining Microbesnew

The National Park Service floats a proposal to share bioprospecting profits with the private sector, but should the commons be commercialized?
Missoula Independent  |  John S. Adams  |  10-12-2006  |  Environment

Trash Talkin'new

Shelby County generates 2.5 million tons of solid waste a year -- we join some of it for a journey through the dirty South.
The Memphis Flyer  |  Preston Lauterbach  |  10-06-2006  |  Environment

Fire Fightnew

Will outsourcing place forests at risk?
Tucson Weekly  |  Tim Vanderpool  |  10-05-2006  |  Environment

Ethanol Pushersnew

Despite its hype as a green fuel, corn-based ethanol is dirty business from the farm all the way to the exhaust pipe.
The Pitch  |  Carolyn Szczepanski  |  10-02-2006  |  Environment

The New Wind Rushnew

With the onset of electricity deregulation, the market brightens for wind-power generation.
Illinois Times  |  Joan Villa  |  09-29-2006  |  Environment

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