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The Last Orca

Scientist Eva Saulitis has dedicated her life to a vanishing group of whales that survived the Exxon Valdez spill but is now nearly extinct. Read>> Table of Contents | Digital Edition
Guardian Environmental Network
By Justine E. Hausheer
Five Adorable Baby Bird Cams You Won't Be Able to Look Away From
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April 5, 2013: The season's best nest peepers -- all in one place.
Big Ports Get Big Solutions
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February 21, 2013: Los Angeles is notorious for its traffic jams and the resulting blanket of smog. But the fumes that hover over the city don't come from cars alone: much of the emissions emanates from the thousands of ships that dock at the area's ports.
Landing Pad
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February 21, 2013: NRDC and partner organization Osa Conservation are restoring 50 acres of Costa Rican rain forest by replanting native trees and plants.
California Decides to Stop Poisoning Our Sofas
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February 8, 2013: New regulations will help remove dangerous, unnecessary fire-retardant chemicals from furniture.
The Orchid Thief: a Tiny Insect Invades Florida's Swamps
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January 14, 2013: In the Everglades, big Burmese pythons aren't the only newcomers wreaking havoc on rare species.
When Good Food Goes Bad
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November 30, 2012: A recent report reveals the extent of our wasteful habits, all the way from the farm to our fork.
When Good Turkey Goes Bad: 10 Tips for Carving Out Food Waste
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November 19, 2012: Those leftovers you’ll throw away after the big holiday meal have hidden environmental costs. Before you even stick the bird in the oven, here’s how to cut back. No need to thank us.
Justine E. Hausheer
Justine E. Hausheer is a science and environmental journalist with a penchant for paleontology, wildlife, and far-flung ecosystems. She has a degree from Princeton and a master's in science journalism from NYU.
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