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Government agencies are set to release voluntary suggestions for how Big Food could less slimy in its advertising. The industry is pushing back.
A report from the American Society of Civil Engineers touts misguided and outdated strategies for infrastructure spending.
This essay was originally published on TomDispatch and is republished here with Tom’s kind permission. Here’s the good news about...
The Keystone XL tar-sands pipeline, which would cut through family farms and aquifers, is leak-prone and won't come with a solid cleanup strategy.
A water tower in Al-Muzahimiyah, Saudi Arabia.Photo: Andrew A. ShenoudaThis piece originally appeared in The Guardian. Long after the political...
This is how the century-long dominance of gas-powered vehicles ends: not with a bang, but with a widget. By 2014,...
Greenpeace activists climbed the smokestack at the Fisk coal plant.Photo: GreenpeaceA sad fact of living in an American city like...
Under the Clean Air Act, the EPA is required to protect states from sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide pollution emitted...
Want to be more mindful of your city? Here are some great suggestions on how to make that happen.