Environment

Europe may ban bee-killing pesticides

February 6, 2013 By Blake Skylar

Under proposals now before the European Union, three pesticides that harm bees and have contributed to their overall decline may be banned soon on that continent.

Professors at exhibition talk implications of climate change

February 1, 2013 By Blake Skylar

They focused on its implications, how the public perceives it, and the attempt by conservatives to deny its very existence.

All but 50 U.S. research chimps to be retired

January 24, 2013 By Blake Skylar

As a result, some 400 chimps will be moved to a national sanctuary, where they will have room to live and play in peace.

Environment vs. jobs: Bill McKibben’s contributions and limits

January 23, 2013 By Marc Brodine

Bill McKibben plays a vital role in the environmental movement. As an activist, and thinker, his contributions have international significance.

Bear sanctuary saved from eviction

January 18, 2013 By Blake Skylar

As a result, the 77 workers there will keep their jobs, and the 104 bears living there will continue to have a home.