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Taking It to the Tweets
By Will Oremus | From the Mag
May 22, 2013: Today’s protest movements don’t need a soundtrack by Dylan. The times they have a-changed. (0) Comments
Adam Aston
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Meet the Change Makers: How UPS Delivers Big Energy Savings
Bob Deans
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Let's Not Weaken a Good Law
George Black
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Buried Treasure: The New Global Gold Rush
Elizabeth Royte
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Fracking the Amish
Kim Larsen
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Common Sense in Kansas
Ted Genoways
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Why Big Ag Loves the Drought
A Victory for Free Speech
By Eli Chen | From the Mag
May 22, 2013: In upstate New York, a gag order on those who oppose fracking is imposed -- and then lifted. (0) Comments
A Novel Approach
By Ted Genoways | Q&A
May 22, 2013: What's the best way to tell the truth about the connection between land, people, and politics? It might be fiction. (0) Comments
Crusader for Science in the Classroom Steps Down
By Jessica Camille Aguirre | onearth blog
May 8, 2013: After 26 years fighting climate deniers and anti-evolution forces, Eugenie Scott (featured in our Spring 2013 issue) is turning the battle over to others. (1) Comments
Who’s In Charge Here? At U.S. Oil Spills, It’s Whoever Made the Mess
By Brad Jacobson | onearth blog
May 1, 2013: When ExxonMobil clamped down on press access and imposed a no-fly zone over an Arkansas town, it was just doing what the law allows. (0) Comments
How the Political Crusade Against Fisker Automotive Stifles Innovation
By Martin LaMonica | onearth blog
April 29, 2013: Not every company that receives a government loan can succeed. By turning failures into witch hunts, critics are holding back clean tech. (1) Comments
Gene-Spliced Salmon, Coming Soon to a Plate Near You?
By Jocelyn C. Zuckerman | onearth blog
April 26, 2013: The FDA says a fast-growing genetically modified fish is no threat to the environment. It would be nice to see the proof. (7) Comments
What We Talk About When We Talk About Trash
By Elizabeth Royte | the royte stuff
April 23, 2013: Hint: It’s probably the wrong things -- because by focusing on recycling, we risk missing the bigger picture. (3) Comments
Are We Ignoring the Most Important Science About the Gulf Spill?
By Rachel Nuwer | Web Exclusive
April 22, 2013: There’s no way to link the Deepwater Horizon blowout to dolphin deaths, mutated animals, and other strange occurrences in the Gulf of Mexico without toxicology studies. And few are getting funded. (3) Comments
Supermoms Vs. Superbugs
By Jessica Camille Aguirre | onearth blog
April 19, 2013: A new advocacy group is fighting to preserve antibiotics for human use, instead of wasting the drugs on healthy livestock. (0) Comments
TransCanada Dodges Questions on Its Controversial Land Agent/Preacher [UPDATED]
By Ted Genoways | onearth blog
April 18, 2013: "We’ll deal with you later," a TransCanada spokesman tells OnEarth. (3) Comments
Residents of N.Y. Town Free to Express Worries About Fracking Again
By Scott Dodd | onearth blog
April 17, 2013: Sanford imposed a gag order on discussion of hydraulic fracturing at public meetings. Citizens sued. The town relented. Yay, freedom! (0) Comments
TransCanada's Not Paying This Preacher to Save Souls
By Ted Genoways | Web Exclusive
April 15, 2013: He preached sermons in a Nebraska church and performed weddings and funerals, but this Baptist minister is also a professional land agent helping pave the way for the proposed Keystone XL tar sands pipeline. (4) Comments