Monthly Archives: October 2013

Over the past couple of years, environmentalism and sustainability have become more of a main focus in society. Both local communities and global communities have made pushes towards education on the importance of sustainability as well as creating environmental projects. … Continue reading →

Studies Say Natural Gas Has Its Own Environmental Problems by Tom Zeller Jr. April 11, 2011 This article talks about the effects of natural gas on the environment. Natural gas has a better effect when burnt and used as oppose to … Continue reading →

Nudging Recycling From Less Waste to None by Leslie Kaufman October 19, 2009 This article speaks about the importance of recycling on a global scale. The main focus of this article is that we need to create a global movement in … Continue reading →

In Indonesia, Environmentalists See a Disaster in the Making by Sara Schonhardt October 11, 2013 In Aceh, a region in Indonesia, loggers have begun to develop what is supposed to be protected forests and land.  These lands contain “one of … Continue reading →

France Upholds Ban on Hydraulic Fracturing by David Jolly October 11, 2013 This article focuses on the ban in France of hydraulic fracturing, also known colloquially as “fracking,” that was initially passed in 2011 by former President Nicolas Sarkozy. This … Continue reading →