Scientists predict the giant Pacific leatherback sea turtle, which has survived unchanged for over 100 million years, could vanish in the next 5 to 30 years if threats from wasteful industrial fishing are not curtailed.
Yale students work together with many different urban New Haven neighborhoods to create green spaces, urban rehabilitation, safety and pride.
All over the world, people are working together and using the natural resources around them to protect their lands and keep them as nature intended them to be.
More than 20 years after the Union Carbide’s industrial disaster in Bhopal, India, people still have to fight for the cleaning of contaminated zones, the supply of drinkable water and for medical research.
What do an expert on Mississippi delta restoration, an urban park caretaker, and a congressional act have in common?
Unconventional cyclist provides a literal interpretation of the Slow Food Movement, delivering homemade soup through his eco-responsible micro-business, reconnecting people to their food.
Covers the politics and players in the debate over preservation and development in one of the last remaining wetlands in Southern California.
Students compete at Washington DC’s National Mall in a nationwide mission to design and build a solar-powered home.
The story of how Woody Guthrie came to write 30 songs in 30 days for the Bonneville Power Administration is a story of the historic convergence of an American folk music icon and a public works project.
Florida’s population is growing by nearly three residents every five minutes – the equivalent of a new city each year.
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