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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 Michael Glenn Easter
Hangin' in Camptown
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February 23, 2011: Paging Snoop Dogg: What rhymes with camping?
OnEarth in the News: Jumping Mice, Rare Earths, and the Sacramento Delta
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December 17, 2010: Topics from some of OnEarth’s past stories have been in the news again recently. Here’s the latest: Rare EarthsIn May 2009, Craig Canine wrote about the world’s growing dependence on rare earth metals, which are essential... read more >
The Yale Four
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November 24, 2010: Four co-founders of NRDC received the Yale Law School Association Award of Merit.
My Car Is Your Car
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November 23, 2010: Hoboken Corner Cars, the country's first citywide car-share program, aims to get privately owned cars off the road by replacing them with rentals.
Earth Protector
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November 23, 2010: Francis Hatch, a "quiet, persistent hero in the environmental movement," dead at age 84.
The Smartest Catch
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November 22, 2010: Some 16 years ago, overfishing had nearly wiped out New Bedford's most valuable catch. Environmental regulations saved the scallop, and promise to do the same for today's faltering fisheries.
PHOTOS: America's Greenest Breweries
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September 17, 2010: Beer can come in guilt-free form! At least when you're talking about guilt over its impact on the environment. Check out some of the greenest breweries that will grace the halls of the Great American Beer Festival this weekend.
PHOTOS: Summer of Misery
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September 16, 2010: Across the country and the world, the summer of 2010 brought record-breaking temperatures, disaster, and drought. Here’s the worst part: It might just be a hint of what’s to come.
Once Meth Labs, Contaminated Homes Now Sicken Thousands
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April 28, 2010: Houses once used as meth labs dot the country, threaten health of unknowing future residentsJaimee Alkinani and her husband had just bought their first home in a quiet suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah. The house was nice:... read more >
Michael Glenn Easter

Michael Glenn Easter grew up in Utah and now lives in the New York City area, where he is pursuing a career in journalism. He has also written for Scientific American, Discover, and Esquire. His personal interests cover a broad range of topics, just like his writing.
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