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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 Josephine Hearn
Climate Changers: White House Aide Phil Schiliro
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June 18, 2010: How does Obama's man on Capitol Hill round up votes? Good humor and staking out Senate elevators. Our writer grabbed a sandwich with him to find out how it works.
Are We Losing the Green Tech Race?
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May 27, 2010: Once upon a time, the Unites States led the world in clean energy development. Now we lag behind our economic competitors. Time to catch up.
Climate Changers: U.S. Senator John Kerry
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May 19, 2010: The former presidential candidate, like Al Gore before him, is playing a leading role on clean energy and global warming. Unlike Gore, he's working behind the scenes.
Climate Changers: Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack
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April 1, 2010: The former Iowa governor seeks to win farmers to the cause of fighting climate change and wean big growers off of fossil fuels.
Climate Changers: U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham
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March 24, 2010: The South Carolina Republican is working to forge bipartisan legislation on climate change while others in his party still scream, "Hoax!"
Home Energy Makeover
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February 28, 2010: Efficiency improvements can save property owners money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Now there’s a painless way to pay for those fixes.
Home, Sweet Home
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February 28, 2010: An NRDC attorney protects the places she knows and loves, from Cleveland to Los Angeles to New Delhi.
Stowaway Species Interactive
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December 2, 2009: On any given day, as many as 5,000 invasive species are taking an ocean voyage via ballast water. The environmental and economic impacts can be devastating. Zebra mussels invaded the Great Lakes via ballast water in the late... read more >
Stowaway Species
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December 1, 2009: The blob that ate the Black Sea; the hairy crab that invaded San Francisco. Follow the journey of a single cargo ship to see how these and other ocean interlopers wreak havoc.
Keeping It Real
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December 1, 2009: Kate Sinding traded in a high-paying corporate gig for a deep pay cut and a chance to make environmental policy
Josephine Hearn
Josephine Hearn spent seven years inside the Beltway as a reporter for The Hill and later Politico. She is now a freelance journalist based in New York. In her free time, she enjoys impressing friends with her extensive knowledge of 1980’s sitcom theme songs.