Earth Talk: What are dirty fuels?

Doug Moss25 Feb 14

This week's Earth Talk blog talks dirty fuels and what they mean for our environment.

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Earth Talk: The End of Global Warming?

Doug Moss04 Feb 14

Does this cold winter signal the end of our global warming fears? Doug Moss answers the inquiry in this week's Earth Talk.

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Earth Talk: Save the Whales (Again?)

Doug Moss29 Jan 14

The Navy's deafening sonar testing is killing whales. Can we save marine mammals without jeopardizing national security?

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Earth Talk: Protecting Private Land

Doug Moss20 Jan 14

The issue of how we are protecting private land is a hot topic these days. What can you do to help?

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Food Choices Linked to Water Availability

Doug Moss08 Mar 13

I heard that my food choices can affect the use and therefore availability of fresh water around the world. How so?

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The Greening of…McDonald’s?

Doug Moss15 Feb 13

Has the McDonald’s restaurant chain made significant improvements in recent years with regard to the environment?

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Biomass Controversies

Doug Moss08 Feb 13

What is “biomass” and why is it controversial as a potential source of energy?

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National Wildlife Week

Doug Moss01 Feb 13

National Wildlife Week is a program of the National Wildlife Federation that is designed around teaching and connecting kids to the wonders of wildlife.

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Keeping Pets Healthy

Doug Moss25 Jan 13

Believe it or not, our pets may be exposed to more harsh chemicals through the course of their day than we are.

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White Roofs

Doug Moss18 Jan 13

I've heard that simply painting your roof white can reduce household electricity bills by 40 percent. Is this something any of us can do?

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Climate Change and Rivers

Doug Moss11 Jan 13

How is it that climate change is negatively affecting the health of rivers and, by extension, the quality and availability of fresh water?

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Geo-Tourism

Doug Moss04 Jan 13

“Geotourism” describes tourism that sustains or enhances the geographical character of a given place, including its environment, culture, aesthetics, heritage and more.

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Benefits of Public Transit

Doug Moss28 Dec 12

The benefits of making a major commitment to building up and efficiently managing a larger and more comprehensive public transit network are many.

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Greenest American Cities

Doug Moss21 Dec 12

Which are the greenest American cities, and why?

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Women’s Earth Alliance

Doug Moss14 Dec 12

The Women’s Earth Alliance (WEA) supports community groups around the world that work at the intersection of women’s rights and the environment.

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