Fri., 3/16 Air Carrier Pollution Fee: The European Union has an ambitious new plan to control air transport emissions.
Mon., 3/19 Smoking-Related Mortality Drops: With fewer New Yorkers lighting up, smoking-related deaths are declining.
Tue., 3/20 International Earth Day: Although most of us celebrate Earth Day in April, some consider today to be the real Earth Day.
Wed., 3/21 A Growing Market for Coal Ash: Learn how this by-product of coal-fired power plants is being recycled.
Thu., 3/22 Campylobacter: Most of us know salmonella causes foodborne illness, but a new study shows there’s another bacteria we should really beware.
Fri., 3/23 Fuwa to Promote Green Olympics: Meet the Fuwa – the official mascots of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Mon., 3/26 The Polar Bear: Does the Fish and Wildlife Service’s proposal to list the polar bear as a threatened species have any implications for climate change policy?
Tue., 3/27 International Dumping of Toxic Waste: The Ivory Coast is left to clean up after a foreign ship dumped toxic waste in the African country’s capital city, Abidjan.
Wed., 3/28 E-Waste and Data Security: By trashing your computer, you put both the environment and your personal information at risk.
Thu., 3/29 Agent Orange’s Lasting Legacy: Researchers are attempting to better understand the lasting legacy of the war herbicide Agent Orange.
Fri., 3/30 Groundwater Pumping: How do we determine how much is too much groundwater pumping?
