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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 Ted Genoways
Nebraskans Give White House the CornFinger at Pipeline Protest
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November 7, 2011: Yesterday more than 10,000 protestors gathered under a clear November sky in Lafayette Square, north of the White House, before fanning out to create what author and environmentalist Bill McKibben called “a big O-shaped hug... read more >
Nebraska's Pipeline Revolt
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November 4, 2011: The sacrilege of Cornhusker fans booing the scoreboard at their own stadium provided an unexpected opening for the underdog foes of the Keystone XL pipeline. They took the ball and ran with it, scoring unexpected victories against energy giant TransCanada.
Tar Sands Showdown in the Nebraska Sandhills
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September 30, 2011: At a heated hearing in the heart of Cornhusker country, ranchers and small-town residents reject the Keystone XL pipeline -- and one cowboy poet lends an eloquent voice to the outrage.

Re "Tar Sands Showdown in the Nebraska Sandhills" (October 4, 2011): I think you're generally right, Mike. I don't think we can ignore that our booming population means that we have booming energy demands--and we're all to blame and all responsible for finding solutions. But the key is just... Read More >
The Man Who Loves Bats
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August 30, 2011: Tom Kunz has spent his career studying Myotis lucifugus, the little brown bat. Now, as a mysterious scourge threatens to wipe it out, he’s struggling to save his life’s work.
Ted Genoways
Ted Genoways is OnEarth's editor-at-large and a six-time winner of the National Magazine Award as editor-in-chief of the Virginia Quarterly Review. The recipient of a 2010 Guggenheim fellowship, he has contributed to magazines ranging from Outside to Mother Jones. His work has... More
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