Anchorage Daily News04/20/2009
On Monday morning, hundreds of delegates -- some wearing traditional clothing with long underwear underneath -- listened to Native leaders from Greenland, ...
Oregon Public Broadcasting04/20/2009
When you stand on the beach on a nice day like this and gaze out into the ocean, you can see maybe ten miles. Right about there on the horizon is where a ...
Seattle Times04/20/2009
After decades of wrangling over mass transit and worsening traffic congestion, a light rail line between downtown and a spot near Seattle-Tacoma International ...
The Tyee04/20/2009
At the annual convention in November, members passed a motion requiring the party to nominate women in 30 per cent of seats not currently held by the NDP. The ...
USA Today04/20/2009
The plastic bag industry has an Earth Day surprise: less plastic.
Under pressure from consumers, environmental advocates and retailers, the companies that ...
Vancouver Sun04/20/2009
Canada's greenhouse emissions are back on a "significant" growth trajectory despite bold promises from federal and provincial leaders to get serious about ...
New York Times04/20/2009
When the first Earth Day took place in 1970, American environmentalists had good reason to feel guilty. The nation’s affluence and advanced technology seemed ...
Seattle Times04/20/2009
Thousands of people could be kicked off the state-subsidized Basic Health Plan under a bill approved by the state House.
It's one of the changes needed to ...
The Nation04/20/2009
Shifting to a greener diet would be good not only for the health of America's children and families but the health of the planet. The American diet, and the ...
Oregonian04/20/2009
President Barack Obama wants America to move swiftly to a system of high-speed rail travel, but his plan for doing so looks anything but fast-track. Instead, ...
CNN04/20/2009
Much has been made of the electric car driving to the rescue of ailing automobile manufactures and saving the planet at the same time. But what if that ...
Seattle Post-Intelligencer04/20/2009
Hunters are killing grizzly bears in record numbers around Yellowstone National Park and researchers say the once-endangered predator is expanding across the ...
Seattle Times04/20/2009
The state Senate will take up legislation that has passed the House on reducing greenhouse-gas emissions. Despite disappointment in some circles over the ...
Seattle Times04/20/2009
A Q-and-A with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith, who examines ecological distress in the nation's estuaries in a two-hour documentary called ...
San Francisco Chronicle04/20/2009
All over the country, volunteering is up as laid-off workers and others coming out of retirement, many of them Baby Boomers, flock to nonprofit organizations ...
Toronto Globe and Mail04/20/2009
It used to be easy to know who was on which side in British Columbia's environmental wars. But the political landscape has changed dramatically and now ...
Los Angeles Times04/20/2009
California is trying to do something that hasn't been tried before: regulate not just the direct "life-cycle" emissions from producing, transporting and using ...
Missoulian04/20/2009
A record number of Montana households are relying on food stamps. April was the first time food stamp benefits in the state topped $10 million in a month, and ...
Indian Country Today04/20/2009
For millennia, big cedar canoes regularly plied the waters between British Columbia and mainland Washington state. With today's ferry route threatened by state ...
Ashland Daily Tidings04/20/2009
Twelve months was all it took for Oregon's unemployment rate to double. Two months was all it took for Delaine Due to lose both of her jobs.
Vancouver Sun04/20/2009
The West Coast has long had a reputation for green, thanks to lush coastal forests, a vibrant environmental movement and the country's longest growing season. ...
The Tyee04/20/2009
In pressing for run-of-river, environmental leaders pushing for green energy are accelerating us down a doomed path that will destroy precious natural ...
Oregon Public Broadcasting04/20/2009
One of the most pressing questions in today's power market is how Oregon can be weaned off polluting fossil fuels, and onto the developing renewable sources. ...
Crosscut04/20/2009
A poll taken in Washington State last week amid tax protests and tax-paying day shows soft support for boosting the sales tax to pay for health care and softer ...