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Urban Harvest

Confronting climate change and poverty, a new crop of city farmers comes of age in Africa. Table of Contents | Digital Edition
Guardian Environmental Network
Lights, Camera, Activism!
By Bruce Barcott | From the Mag
December 5, 2011: Four of the 10 most successful documentaries at the box office have been on environmental themes. Indy filmmaker Mark Kitchell hopes to add his new movie to the list. (2) Comments
Adam Aston
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Meet the Change Makers: Avon Calls for a Green Makeover
Bob Deans
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Game Over? The Final Corporate Takeover of Congress
George Black
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Coal on a Roll
Keith Schneider
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The Fossil Fuel Industry Digs In
Solvie Karlstrom
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The Planet Was Not Harmed During the Making of This Film
Ted Genoways
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Tar Sands Showdown
The NFL's Green Game Plan
By Tyler Suiters | multimedia
February 3, 2012: It might not get as much attention as the Super Bowl, but there's a new competition in football: who can be the greenest team? (0) Comments
Double Dating or Two Timing? The State of Obama's Energy Union
By Jeff Turrentine | Web Exclusive
January 25, 2012: Obama’s speech touts clean energy alongside more drilling, offering something for everyone to love (and hate). (0) Comments
Green Energy Investment Soared in 2011
By Suzanne Goldenberg | OnEarth Network
January 13, 2012: Worldwide renewable energy funding hit $260 billion last year, with the U.S. surpassing China for the first time since 2008. (0) Comments
Save the Whales -- By Hunting Them?
By Bruce Barcott | Web Exclusive
January 11, 2012: Biologists float a proposal that would make commercial whaling legal, but also let conservation groups buy up the hunting quotas. (3) Comments
NIMBY Protests Take Aim at Renewable Energy
By Rae Tyson | OnEarth Network
January 10, 2012: Americans say they want renewable power. But when energy projects hit too close to home, many are heading to the picket line. (1) Comments
My Top Greenreads of 2011: Good News, Bad News, and a Little Soul-Searching
By George Black | The Edge
December 28, 2011: Praise for the environmental journalism that shed the brightest light this year on monumental questions facing our civilization. (1) Comments
Meet the Change Makers: Avon Calls for a Green Makeover
By Adam Aston | Q&A
December 22, 2011: Advocating for sustainable paper and palm oil -- a key ingredient in beauty products -- is a top priority for the cosmetics giant. (1) Comments
Meet the Change Makers: Tiffany's Diamonds and Gold Add Greenish Sparkle
By Adam Aston | Q&A
December 1, 2011: The company’s opposition to a proposed mega-mine development in Alaska is the polish on a deeper strategy to reduce the human and environmental costs of the jewelry business. (2) Comments
The Sweet Spot
By George Black | Q&A
December 1, 2011: An economist questions the virtues of perpetual growth -- and finds some corporations surprisingly ready to listen. (0) Comments
The Planet Was Not Harmed During the Making of This Film
By Solvie Karlstrom | Web Exclusive
November 23, 2011: It’s not easy being green? Sing it, Kermit. But on the set of the new Muppets movie, a 23-year-old environmental steward helped make sure the cast and crew kept a light carbon foot- ... err, make that flipperprint. (3) Comments