Environment Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Featured Animal: Tarsier

  

  Tarsier Classification and Evolution The Tarsier is a small species of primate that is found inhabiting the well-vegetated forests on a number of islands in... Read more

  The 11 August 2012 by   Azanimals
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• Maine Lays Claim to First Tidal Energy Project in United States

  

  Already a top state for renewable energy in terms of biomass, last month Maine deployed the first commercial, grid-connected tidal energy project in the country... Read more

  The 06 August 2012 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Environmental Guilt

  

  The more I know and learn about sustainability, the harder time I have making decisions (and I know I am not alone in this problem).  I often try to think of th... Read more

  The 04 August 2012 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Hearts, Minds, Or Wallets: How Best to Inspire Action

  

  Recently, I watched a presentation from former Vice President Al Gore on TED.com about climate change (embedded below). Though the video is short, I found mysel... Read more

  The 02 August 2012 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Wind, Rain Slam Metro

  

  Residents salvage their belongings as a barge pushed ashore their houses by big waves at the height of Saturday night’s downpour which destroys 30 houses in... Read more

  The 02 August 2012 by   Linus
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• Born to Be Wild

  

  Two women, over 5,000 miles apart, adopt orphan animals and prepare them for reentry into the wild. In Borneo, Dr. Birute Galdikas looks after young orangutans... Read more

  The 01 August 2012 by   Kaiser31083
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• ‘To Bee Or Not To Bee?: That’s The Question In Austria

  

  The world’s population of bees is in decline and with an annual global income of some 153 billion Euro (United Nations report 2011) dependant on our furry littl... Read more

  The 01 August 2012 by   Linda
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• Green Chemistry 101

  

  Nowadays, the majority of people, businesses and entities everywhere are making changes to traditional practices and methods in an effort to "go green." Oil... Read more

  The 01 August 2012 by   T_mackinnon
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• The Problem With Too Many Choices

  

  On the rare occasion I go to a large chain grocery store, I often feel overwhelmed. Why are there so many choices for one type of food? Is it really... Read more

  The 31 July 2012 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Mountain Gorillas Strike Back

  

  Trackers in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park comb the forests every day to find and destroy the snare traps set by poachers. One day earlier this month a... Read more

  The 31 July 2012 by   Petslady
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