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Urban Harvest

Confronting climate change and poverty, a new crop of city farmers comes of age in Africa. Table of Contents | Digital Edition
Guardian Environmental Network
By Crystal Gammon
Nice Threads, Sparky
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May 27, 2010: Magic ink: it's the stuff of spy movies, crime novels, and...electronic pants?
Whales to the Rescue
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May 27, 2010: What do you get when you cross a whale with a Wall Street trader? A carbon credit.
Toxic Fleet
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May 27, 2010: In the upper reaches of San Francisco Bay lie more than 50 decaying military ships, a ghost fleet that is now little more than a toxic dump
The Fight Against Drilling
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May 27, 2010: Two years ago, NRDC celebrated an important victory
Heard on the Street
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May 27, 2010: Meet the team that greens the world with dollars and cents
Slideshow: Eight of North America's Most Threatened Birds
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March 23, 2010: Warmer global temperatures aren't just wiping out the habitat of polar bears and penguins. They're also affecting many species closer to home -- including some right in your back yard. In this year's State of the Birds... read more >
Sweet News: New York City Dumps Beekeeping Ban
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March 16, 2010: New York City’s underground beekeepers can come out of hiding after the city's board of health lifts a decade-old ban on harboring honeybees.
Country's Vocal Advocate
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February 28, 2010: Country music legend and longtime NRDC supporter Emmylou Harris, a founding member of NRDC's Music Saves Mountains campaign, discusses how she and other artists are working to keep the "country" in country music.
Drop by Drop
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February 28, 2010: With mounting pressure on the planet’s freshwater supply, many regions, including the western United States, are seeing their traditional sources of water dry up.
China and Us
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February 28, 2010: Seven years ago, the lights went out across vast swaths of China.
Crystal Gammon
Crystal Gammon is an intern at OnEarth. Before moving to New York City to study science, health and environmental journalism at New York University, she received a master’s degree in earth science at the California Institute of Technology. She’s a big fan of rocks, ancient life... More