Environment Magazine

We’re On Our Way to a Greener World

Several articles and events recently have reinforced the optimism I sense in our switch to lower pollution, lower consumption, and more sustainable lives. The hope springs forth... Read more

Paperblog Pick in Environment

Human Impact: Dying for a Souvenir; Can Trophy Hunting Ever Be Justified?

In the final part of this week’s theme of Human Impacts, Frontier takes a look at the contentious world of trophy hunting. Does it deserve its reputation as cruel and needles... Read more

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Now & Then – Environmental Issues – Part Two

The 1980’s kicked off with the bold World Conservation Strategy, released by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the United Nations... Read more

The 21 July 2011 by Frontiergap
Charity, Travel, Vacation
Importance Of Environmental Awareness To School-Aged Kids

The environment is constantly in the news and it is also becoming a hot topic in schools throughout the world. The environmental awareness of children is... Read more

The 05 July 2011 by 2ndgreenrevolution
Eco-Living, Family, Schooling
Review of 2011 VW Golf TDI After 2,000 Miles

Now that I’ve put a couple thousand miles on the odometer, I thought I would write down some thoughts and impressions of my recently purchased 2011 Golf TDI... Read more

The 11 July 2011 by 2ndgreenrevolution
Eco-Living,
Human Impact: Dying for a Souvenir; Can Trophy Hunting Ever Be Justified?

In the final part of this week’s theme of Human Impacts, Frontier takes a look at the contentious world of trophy hunting. Does it deserve its reputation... Read more

The 29 July 2011 by Frontiergap
Animals & Wildlife, Charity, Debate, Travel
Fighting for Survival – Endangered Animals

Here’s a look at 5 of the most critically endangered animals on our planet.Cuban Crocodile (Crocodylus rhombifer) The Cuban Crocodile was officially classified... Read more

The 06 July 2011 by Frontiergap
Animals & Wildlife, Charity,
Harlequin Poison Dart Frogs

image credit The harlequin poison dart frog is a species of frog with a native range from Western Ecuador to the El Chocó region of Colombia. The frog is... Read more

The 20 July 2011 by Gerard
Animals & Wildlife,
User-Friendly Fuel Economy Labels on 2013 Cars

The DOE Energy Blog posted this news a while ago, but it’s still informational as the change doesn’t take effect for another year or so. As American... Read more

The 10 July 2011 by 2ndgreenrevolution
Eco-Living,
Human Impact – Come Die WIth Me

We’re spending this week on the blog looking at the impact we have on our animal neighbours; you may have noticed yesterday our helpful categorization of the... Read more

The 26 July 2011 by Frontiergap
Charity,
U of Oregon Making Strides in the Sustainability Effort

Ihab Elzeyadi examines his solar awning (image courtesy University of Oregon) A University of Oregon architecture program team has advanced to the semifinals... Read more

The 06 July 2011 by Brianlibby
Architecture, Culture,
10 Interesting Discoveries This Decade

We wanted to end our week of features on the most threatened and endangered species on a positive note, so we collated together some of the most interesting... Read more

The 08 July 2011 by Frontiergap
Animals & Wildlife,