Bill McKibben says it best
“See no climate change: what to make of these record-breaking natural disasters” See the rest of this article here
Migrating birds face perilous path
Migrating birds are vulnerable to human habitats; some cities and states are launching programs for bird-friendly building codes, lights-out ordinances for high-rises at night See the rest of this article here
Plants’ earlier bloom times hurting some creatures
Yearly shifts rooted in global warming, some believe. See the rest of this article here
What is a Tree Worth?
Trees brighten city streets and delight nature-starved urbanites. Now scientists are learning that they also play a crucial role in the green infrastructure of America’s cities. See the rest of this article here
Potomac Nears Goals for Green Spaces
Potomac, Md is progressing on its master plan to acquire more parkland See the rest of this article here
Md Homeowners “in shock” over backyard constraints
Silver Spring residents fined for mowing, planting in environmental easement area See the rest of this article here
A National Offshore Wind Strategy: Creating an Offshore Wind Energy Industry in the United States
U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) Wind and Water Power Program to outline the actions it will pursue to support the development of a world‐class offshore wind industry in the United States See…
Which are better for Valentine’s Day: eco-certified bouquets or silk flowers?
What to consider when choosing your Valentine’s Day flowers See the rest of this article here
Is severe winter weather related to global warming?
A warming planet can cause a brutal, chilling winter See the rest of this article here