OnEarth Magazine: Subscribe | Current Issue
Your OnEarth: Login / Register

Search

DON'T MISS:
Groundbreaking journalism needs your support
SUBSCRIBE TODAY and enjoy a special introductory offer: A full year for just $15!

Poseidon Lost

We thought the sea was infinite and inexhaustible. It is not. Calling for a new vision to save our oceans. Table of Contents | Digital Edition
Guardian Environmental Network
By Genevra Pittman
Scrubbing the Waters
From the Mag | (0) Comments
February 23, 2011: Wastewater treatment facilities are not up to the task of removing some of the things that end up there -- including estrogen, the female sex hormone.
The Fashion Industry Gets a Makeover
Inside NRDC | (0) Comments
February 22, 2011: A new initiative aims to clean up China’s textile factories, which endanger public health and the environment
Calling Superman
From the Mag | (0) Comments
November 24, 2010: Here's how to single-handedly save the planet from climate change -- and it's fun!
Building the Super Efficient Home
Inside NRDC | (0) Comments
November 24, 2010: NRDC and a group of manufacturers endorse higher energy standards for tomorrow's household appliances.
Please Pass the Oregano
From the Mag | (2) Comments
November 23, 2010: When looking for ways to combat climate change, most scientists explore things like clean energy or efficient vehicles. Not Alexander Hristov.
Preventing Cholera’s Spread in Earthquake-Ravaged Haiti
Web Exclusive | (0) Comments
November 18, 2010: With living conditions still in shambles, stopping the recent cholera outbreak is a severe public health challenge. Sasha Kramer and her group, which builds toilets for tent cities, are right in the middle of it.
Georgia-Pacific Pledges to Protect Southern Forests
onearth blog | (1) Comments
November 16, 2010: One of the nation’s largest producers of wood and paper products -- maker of everything from Brawny paper towels to Dixie napkins -- said today that it will avoid timber from endangered forests and pine plantations that push... read more >
Walmart, H&M Pledge to Help Reduce Chinese Textile Pollution
Inside NRDC | (0) Comments
September 22, 2010: Two of the clothing industry’s biggest names have joined an effort to clean up Chinese textile mills, which are infamous for spewing chemicals into rivers and streams while using massive amounts of water and energy.
Genevra Pittman
Genevra Pittman is an OnEarth intern and a graduate student at NYU’s Science, Health and Environmental Reporting Program. A native of Cambridge, Massachusetts, she enjoys adventuring in the backwoods of New England and arguing over sports with New Yorkers when she’s not writing... More
As new content on your chosen topic gets posted, you'll receive an automated email via FeedMyInbox. You can unsubscribe at any time. Send Me New Posts By Genevra Pittman