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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
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Department: the edge

Pipelines, Fracking, Earthquakes: Not Exactly the Energy Mix We Hoped For
By George Black | The Edge
April 2, 2013: Oklahoma! Where the fracking wells come shakin' down the Plain. (3) Comments
For Relevant Environmental News, Give China a Try?
By George Black | The Edge
March 13, 2013: Where should you go for great environmental coverage? To a network run by the world's biggest carbon polluter, of course! (2) Comments
Some of the Best Environmental Coverage Around -- Funded by Qatar Oil Money
By George Black | The Edge
January 23, 2013: For good environmental reporting these days, sometimes you have to look in the most unlikely of places. (6) Comments
Moving Forward: Sexy Toilets and Trashy Orchestras
By George Black | The Edge
December 19, 2012: A competition for short documentaries highlights creative solutions to some of the world's most persistent problems. (2) Comments
Pop a Cork for Patagonia!
By George Black | The Edge
December 14, 2012: A huge dam project in a pristine, riverine paradise gets put on the back burner … for now. (0) Comments
The Copper Age Returns (and Brings a Mess)
By George Black | The Edge
December 6, 2012: As we head into the renewable energy future, open-pit copper mines and human rights abuses will be among the trade-offs. (1) Comments
The Right Climate for a Climate Change Lesson?
By George Black | The Edge
November 16, 2012: Hurricane Sandy may present a teachable moment for climate change deniers, but the devil is in the details. (2) Comments
Presidential Candidates Speak out on Climate Change!
By George Black | The Edge
October 31, 2012: Who says the 2012 presidential hopefuls are being silent on climate? Oh wait, just ours. (0) Comments
Energy in the Eye of the Beholder
By George Black | The Edge
October 9, 2012: As wind power and fracking push their way toward the jaw-dropping Rocky Mountain Front, how do we decide what is too beautiful to develop? (5) Comments
Yellowstone Is Red and Blue This Time of Year
By George Black | The Edge
September 9, 2012: Whether Democrat or Republican, citizens across the country can agree on at least one thing: Yellowstone National Park is worth saving. (6) Comments