Oregonian11/24/2009
Census of Marine Life scientists have inventoried thousands of deep sea species that have never known sunlight -- creatures that somehow manage a living in a ...
New York Times11/24/2009
Is the economic, social and physical deterioration that has caused so much misery in the Motor City a sign of what's in store for larger and larger segments of ...
The Economist11/24/2009
Depending on how you view it, climate change is either the biggest problem mankind faces or its greatest financial opportunity. For example, McKinsey has ...
San Francisco Chronicle11/23/2009
More than 2.5 million acres of pine trees in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming have been killed by tiny beetles that burrow under the bark and lay their ...
Sacramento Bee11/24/2009
A new study says Californians could save billions each year and cut greenhouse gas emissions by developing neighborhoods within easy access of public ...
Missoulian11/24/2009
They've grassed over a park and put up a parking lot.
Finishing touches were applied last week on a unique $250,000 reinforced grass parking lot in Missoula ...
Crosscut11/24/2009
Earlier this month, the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge celebrated the restoration of the Nisqually River estuary. The cold salt water of Puget Sound poured ...
Salem Statesman Journal11/24/2009
National health care reform would help thousands of Oregonians, the Obama administration said Monday. Pending health care legislation would allow 715,000 ...
High Country News11/23/2009
The view from State Route 281, a few miles south of Quincy, Wash., doesn't seem like one of the world's more dramatic landscapes. Not to me, anyway. This is ...
Seattle Times11/24/2009
Most Americans don't expect a health care overhaul to affect their lives directly, but those who worry about the fallout outnumber those expecting to come out ...
Vancouver Sun11/23/2009
BC needs to follow the lead of six other provinces and adopt a clear plan for reducing child poverty if it hopes to shed its reputation as the worst performer ...
Oregonian11/24/2009
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today issued new rules to help reduce soil and sediment runoff from construction sites. The rules will begin to take ...
Los Angeles Times11/24/2009
As climate change, environmental constraints and growth continue to tighten the valve on California's water supplies, the rest of the state is going to feel ...
Oregonian11/24/2009
Many hoped more than 10 years of lawsuits over protecting Northwest salmon and running Columbia Basin dams would finally come to a close in a Portland ...
Boise Idaho Statesman11/24/2009
"With a little bit of work," the government might be able to get approval for the plan to operate the federal hydroelectric system that provides most of the ...
New York Times11/23/2009
The United States will propose a near-term target for reducing greenhouse gas emissions before the United Nations climate change summit in Copenhagen next ...
CBC BC11/23/2009
Greenhouse gases in the Earth's atmosphere reached record highs in 2008, with carbon dioxide levels increasing faster than previously, the UN weather agency ...
11/13/2009
Anna Fahey looks at pregnancy and motherhood through the lens of sustainability policy—or, rather, reexamines sustainability policy through her newly acquired ...
11/13/2009
investments in clean energy and green jobs are 3-in-1 solutions. They turn big challenges—energy, climate change, and the economy—into big opportunities for ...
11/03/2009
Critics often point to the risk of cap-and-trade systems being manipulated--or "gamed"--by those looking to profit off the carbon market. In this series, Eric ...
Oregon Public Broadcasting10/12/2009
Oregon's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped half a percentage point in September: to 11.5 percent. At first blush, it's good news.
New York Times10/13/2009
In a sign that a deal addressing California's longstanding water supply problems may be near, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger convened a special session of the ...
Oregon Public Broadcasting10/12/2009
Oregon is struggling through a deep recession, which is blamed for forcing hundreds, perhaps thousands more people into homelessness. In Portland, housing ...
Seattle Times10/13/2009
If state voters pass Tim Eyman's Initiative 1033 on Nov. 3, the city of Seattle would have $150 million less in 2015 than it would if the initiative fails, ...