Articles: Ben Carmichael

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In Search of a Homegrown Beer
What's a guy got to do for a cold brew that's eco-lite? Plant some hops and wait.
Comments (7) | December 1, 2008
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Captured by Carbon Offsets?

Comments (1) | October 29, 2008
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Gaming For Climate Change

Comments (4) | October 20, 2008
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Lessons From Hallsands: A Warning to Slapton Ley

Comments (7) | October 10, 2008
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Cities As Segregated Green Spaces

Comments (3) | September 27, 2008
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The Price of Crossing the Ocean

Comments (0) | September 23, 2008
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Fishy Rules
While global fish stocks plummet from overfishing, habitat loss, and pollution, demand for seafood is on the rise.
Comments (0) | August 28, 2008
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Crude and Slimy
Is slime the next energy frontier?
Comments (0) | August 28, 2008
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David Byrne’s NYC Bike Racks. What Shape Would You Choose?

Comments (1) | August 21, 2008
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Red, Blue & Green: Republicans and Democrats Go Convention Green

Comments (0) | August 19, 2008
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When It Comes To Climate Change, Executive Optimism Doesn't Mean Corporate Action

Comments (2) | August 19, 2008
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A Phone Call for Climate Change: How To Install Renewable Energy in Your Home

Comments (0) | August 15, 2008
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Living in the City as a Global Warming Solution

Comments (1) | August 14, 2008
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We Don’t Care About the World’s Poor, Do We?

Comments (2) | August 8, 2008
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725,000 Stories About Nature

Comments (0) | August 7, 2008
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Our Property or Our Pride: Should We Really Have to Choose?

Comments (0) | August 6, 2008
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Terrified of Teflon

Comments (0) | July 31, 2008
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What’s at the Farmer’s Market? Squash Blossoms

Comments (2) | July 30, 2008
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What's Polluting Your Beach?

Comments (0) | July 29, 2008
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This SUV is Blowin Up

Comments (0) | July 28, 2008
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After All the Fish Have Gone

Comments (1) | July 25, 2008
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Who, We? Part II: Cultivating Our Grassroots Support

Comments (0) | July 23, 2008
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Cast your vote!

Comments (0) | July 21, 2008
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Who, We? Gore Calls Upon Bloggers

Comments (1) | July 21, 2008
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Al Gore Post-op: Reorienting Americans’ Understanding Of Climate Change

Comments (4) | July 17, 2008
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Al Gore at DAR Constitution Hall: Live Blogging

Comments (11) | July 17, 2008
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From Convincing, to Sorting and Conveying: A Roadmap for Environmental Journalists

Comments (1) | July 16, 2008
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Strawberry Picking: Why Eating Local Means More Than Our Climate

Comments (1) | July 8, 2008
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What’s at the Farmer’s Market? Spring Onions

Comments (0) | July 1, 2008
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Serious Pigs: Rabelais Books, Portland, Maine

Comments (2) | June 27, 2008
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What Can We Do About Didymo? Help Protect Against “Rock Snot”

Comments (0) | June 23, 2008
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Living Green: How Can We Help?

Comments (0) | June 17, 2008
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To Eat Less Meat, Maybe We Should Just Be Ourselves

Comments (3) | June 11, 2008
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Must I Throw Out The Whole Hog?

Comments (3) | June 10, 2008
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Rally For Climate Change

Comments (1) | June 2, 2008
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Ticked Off: Climate Change and the Spread of Infectious Disease

Comments (3) | May 30, 2008
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Cleaning Up
In one of the sharpest rebukes of the Bush administration’s environmental policy, the Washington, D.C., circuit court ruled in February that the EPA violated the Clean Air Act.
Comments (1) | May 28, 2008
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Concrete Jungle
Urban foresters admit that their name sounds like a contradiction.
Comments (0) | May 28, 2008
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Flying III: Would You Fly If You Had More Options?

Comments (4) | May 22, 2008
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What's at the Farmer's Market? Asparagus, Rhubarb Masquerading as Fruit

Comments (1) | May 16, 2008
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To the Executive, I Say: Ride On

Comments (1) | May 16, 2008
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Gear Up For Bike to Work Day

Comments (4) | May 15, 2008
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Data Centers Set to Outpace Airlines in GHG Emissions

Comments (0) | May 12, 2008
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Air Travel II: Learning to Fly

Comments (2) | April 28, 2008
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Good News, DC Anglers

Comments (1) | April 26, 2008
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What's a Weekend to Do?

Comments (0) | April 18, 2008
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Are We Losing the Race on Extinction?

Comments (3) | April 17, 2008
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Nicked by Nalgene? Try Stainless Steel

Comments (4) | April 16, 2008
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A New Generation of Environmental Activists?

Comments (1) | April 14, 2008
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Air Travel I: Warning Sign

Comments (0) | April 11, 2008
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Remember the Chinook

Comments (1) | April 7, 2008
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Lay Lady Lay

Comments (0) | April 4, 2008
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End of the Line

Comments (0) | April 2, 2008
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The Hungry Shall Inherit the Earth

Comments (0) | April 1, 2008
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Bamboo Bike Fever

Comments (3) | March 25, 2008
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New Family Values?

Comments (0) | March 21, 2008
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Save the Salmon

Comments (0) | March 17, 2008
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Cityscapes and Landscapes

Comments (0) | March 14, 2008
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Major Airlines Check Out
For some, blue skies crisscrossed with airplane contrails elicit worries about global warming more than wistful dreams of faraway lands.
Comments (0) | February 29, 2008
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Risky Business in the West
Dee Hoffmeister, a 10-year resident of Silt, Colorado, returned home one day in 2005 to find a cloud of gas hovering near her house.
Comments (0) | February 29, 2008
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A Nasty Gas Attack
With some 1.3 billion cows worldwide, ruminant bad breath accounts for 80 million tons of methane each year -- a gas that is 20 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
Comments (0) | September 1, 2007
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The UN's Facelift
If you're planning to follow Werner Schmidt on his famous "dirty tour" of the United Nations headquarters, here's what I suggest: Bring your hazmat suit.
Comments (0) | June 1, 2007
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Losing Patagonia?
Hydropower dams threaten Patagonia's pristine waters.
Comments (0) | March 1, 2007
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Naked Planet
How one trendsetting rock band put its ecoTunes on iTunes
Comments (0) | March 1, 2007
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Charting a New Course to Save Our Seas
A landmark study offers an urgent directive to revive the oceans
Comments (0) | March 1, 2007
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Wagering the Catskills
The St. Regis Mohawk tribe plans to build an off-reservation, Las Vegas-style casino in the bucolic town of Monticello, New York.
Comments (0) | March 1, 2007
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Business 101
Saving Energy, Growing Jobs
Comments (0) | March 1, 2007
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California Checkup
California has established the nation's first statewide program to monitor the levels of chemical contaminants in humans.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006
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Keep Them Wild
Last August the federal district court in Salt Lake City ruled that the Bureau of Land Management violated federal environmental laws when it sold oil and gas leases on 16 parcels of wilderness quality lands in southern Utah.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006
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Blues Canyon
In southeastern Idaho, within the vast expanse of national forests, wild roadless areas, and blue-ribbon trout streams that make up the greater Yellowstone region, the Smoky Canyon Mine has earned notoriety as one of the area's worst polluters.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006
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Music To Our Ears
Through its partnership with NRDC, and at the encouragement of some of its well-known artists, Warner Music Group has decided to overhaul its paper procurement practices and has committed to buying recycled paper for every CD insert it prints.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006
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Water Parks
From the elephant seal rookeries at Point Ano Nuevo on Monterey Bay to Vandenberg Air Force Base at Point Conception, nearly one-fifth of the waters off central California's coast will soon be protected under the Marine Life Protection Act.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006
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The Terminal
Loggerhead sea turtles still climb ashore to nest on Florida's panhandle less than an hour from Panama City, along one of the Sunshine State's last stretches of condo-free coastline. Just inland, in a vast cypress swamp, scientists have reported more than a dozen sightings of ivory bill woodpeckers, thought until just two years ago to be extinct.
Comments (0) | December 1, 2006

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