The most obvious culprits of global warming are transportation and energy, but what exactly does that mean? If we all change our light bulbs and buy a hybrid the problem … Read more
Conservation
Blind Justice and Global Warming
Back in the days when Congress acted responsibly toward the environment, it passed the Clean Air Act to protect all American’s health and safety. Since that day, almost all of … Read more
Global Warming: Is Time Running Out?
In his State of the Union speech, President Bush finally admitted that America is addicted to oil. He is partly right. Actually, we are addicted to fossil fuels, which include … Read more
A Walk in the Park
NWF’s mission is to inspire Americans to protect wildlife for our children’s future. The National Park Service was created to preserve natural resources. So it would be logical to assume … Read more
Global Warming Impacts Wildlife: How Campuses Can Help
As temperatures increase due to global warming wildlife and wildlife habitat are impacted. A recent study by The Wildlife Society shows North American wildlife species are beginning to shift their … Read more
Waking Up America
Al Gore is waking up America to the extreme dangers of global warming with his film and new book–Inconvenient Truth. After carrying a slide projector to over a thousand … Read more
Ozone Layer in Recovery
Many wonder if it is possible to get the whole world to work together to solve our shared climate crisis and to create a new energy pathway wide enough for … Read more
HEASC Highlights Global Warming Prevention on Campus
In their spring 2006 newsletter, the Higher Education Associations’ Sustainability Consortium, HEASC, features an article titled “Campuses That Confront Global Warming Reap the Rewards” by Julian Keniry, Director of National … Read more
