Mon., 10/02 Trashing Computer Waste: With technology changing so quickly, computers quickly become obsolete. How can we dispose of them without creating a mountain of toxic computer waste?
Tue., 10/03 Ottawa Ban on Chemicals: Canada is setting an example for the United States and Europe by putting two widely used compounds on its toxic list.
Wed., 10/04 Mining’s Heavy Remnants: When a mercury mine in Oregon was tapped out, residents used the waste rock in projects around town. Now they’ve discovered that it’s laced with dangerous chemicals.
Thu., 10/05 Contaminated Airplane Cabins: Exposure to engine fumes may be causing severe problems for airplane passengers and crew.
Fri., 10/06 U.S. Drives Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Americans drive thirty percent of the world’s cars, but produce almost half of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions. What can we do to improve?
Mon., 10/09 GM Crops and Pesticide Use: Do genetically modified crops really help farmers avoid the use of pesticides?
Tue., 10/10 County Celebrates Green Initiatives: Albemarle County, Virginia is a shining example of the “think globally, act locally” philosophy at work.
Wed., 10/11 Water Harvesting: Rainwater harvesting is an easy and effective way to conserve water resources.
Thu., 10/12 Lead’s Dangerous Legacy: Could lead poisoning be the cause of delinquent behavior?
Fri., 10/13 Clean vs. Clean-Smelling: Air fresheners make our homes smell fresh and pure. But are they really damaging our health?
