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Why it matters

Food packaging chemical linked to heart disease, cancer

18th January 2010

American regulatory agency joins Canada with concerns over safety of bisphenol-A

What we're doing Wrong

Much ado about a napkin

23rd December 2009

A surreal ending to a surreal conference, made all the more bewildering by the most powerful news organisation in the world

What we're doing Wrong

The fuel for our economic exuberance

19th December 2009

A short post for the American documentary Growth Busters about an unprecedented industrial project directly fueled by western consumption and economic growth

Why it matters

Thoreau’s climate contribution

8th November 2008

Lilies, orchids, buttercups and violets the climate change “losers” in Thoreau’s Walden

What we're doing Right

More bright ideas

25th October 2008

Three German towns are piloting a project that keeps streets dark until travellers call into an automated system to switch lights on along their route. Schwelentrup-Doerntrup and Rahden have joined the Dial4Light (…)

What we're doing Wrong

Junking junk mail

6th September 2008

The 100 billion pieces of junk mail sent every year in the U.S. (848 pieces per household) contribute just as much to climate change as nine million cars

What we're doing Wrong

Censored scientists at the EPA

26th July 2008

Almost 60 per cent of American environment department scientists report “political interference in their scientific work”

What we're doing Right

Lava lamps never looked so good

12th July 2008

Alaska could get a quarter of it’s electricity from geothermal-driven turbines

Why it matters

Nuclear costs climb

24th May 2008

Many support nuclear power as a viable option – but it will only get more expensive, says The Wall Street Journal

Why it matters

Curse of the white nose

24th May 2008

Up to half a million bats have died, upward of 97-per-cent mortality in some caves.