Year Of The Comet
By Mandy Cordero
The northern skies lit up with a celestial show. Comet Pan-STARRS passed into view shortly after sundown.
Environment
MIT Professor Named To Lead U.S. Energy Dept
By Natalie Valdes
Ernest Moniz has been nominated to run the U.S. Department of Energy.
New Leaders For MA Nature Conservancy
By Sarina Tracy
The Massachusetts Nature Conservancy appointed three new members to its Board of Trustees.
Lights Out In Boston
By Victoria Bedford
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino wants Boston to go dark for one hour in honor of Earth Hour.
Environment Is Center On Obama Service Day In Cambridge
By Darian Harvin
Friends of Alewife Reservation organized a clean up of Acorn Park in Cambridge as part of the National Day of Service.
East Meets West With An Environmental Twist
By Jacqueline Tiongson— 10/01/10 Shubrah is an up and coming designer from India. She mixes the East with the West with a collection of scarves, clothing, and accessories for men and women.
Household Products Are Damaging Environment
By Cassandra Bent — 03/29/10
Products covered with the plastic-hardener Bisphenol-A are leaking this coating into the U.S. water supply.
Asian Economy Grows: Earth Suffers
By Jackie Tiongson
Pollution in Asia is causing people to rethink economic growth.
Abu Dhabi Builds Carbon-Neutral City
By Tara Mastroeni
The world’s first carbon-neutral city is being built. And it’s not in the U.S.A.
Water Temps Too High for Sea Lions to Survive
By Kate Spalla
Sea lions along the West Coast are suffering. They are beaching along the Pacific.