Poisoning The Well
How the Feds let industry pollute the nation’s underground water supply.
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Monsanto Evades Responsibility for PCB Poisoning
For more than 30 years, Monsanto slowly and consciously poisoned the people of Anniston, Alabama, yet another story of corporate greed and the impact of PCBs.
Cementing A Healthy Future
Do you believe in people power? Here’s one activist’s account of her community’s battle with a Titan.
Grocery Stores Ban Genetically Modified Fish
In a dramatic sign of the growing concern over genetically modified food, some of the nation’s largest grocers are making major changes.
We Just Passed The Climate’s ‘Grim Milestone’
The amount of heat-trapping carbon dioxide in the air just hit a dangerous milestone that could drastically worsen man-made global warming.
The 13-Year-Old Who Has The World Planting Trees
Felix Finkbeiner was only nine when he sprouted the idea for Plant for the Planet, an organization that has now planted over a million trees.
Insecticide ‘Unacceptable’ Danger To Bees
The world’s most widely used pesticide has for the first time been officially labelled an unacceptable danger to bees feeding on flowering crops.
Relieve Stress And Transform Your DNA
New research indicates stress can do more than just give you a headache—it may dramatically alter your DNA as well. Find out how to flip the switch and let your genetic code to work for you.
10 Environmental Victories Of 2012
The holidays are a great time to look back on the progress we’ve made in the last year and prepare for what’s ahead. With that in mind, here’s a look at ten big environmental victories of 2012.