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We recently came across a very interesting piece of consumer research: the Greendex courtesy of National Geographic Online.
While most research looking at various countries’ impact on the environment is measured by the actions taken by the governments, the Greendex is a consumer based survey that ranks countries’ envirohuman impact based on the individual consumers’ green-related [...]
Story quoted from the AP on May 20, 2008. Report Charges Interference on Emissions
The story begins:
The administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency initially supported giving California full or partial permission to limit tailpipe emissions, but reversed himself after hearing from the White House, a Congressional report says.
Sounds like politicians meddling in science-based decisions for [...]
Polar bears have been listed on the “Endangered Species” list, although environmentalists did not get the win they had hoped for with this case. They had wanted for this to push legislation to combat global warming.
From the New York Times’ May 15, 2008 story, “Polar Bear Is Made a Protected Species,” we will get [...]
If you have been following the controversy over why Mary Gade was forced to resign from her post as head of the U.S. EPA’s Region 5 Office in Chicago, you may have encountered the question, “So what? People get fired unfairly all the time. Why does this matter so much?”
If you’re just joining [...]
