OK, two stories from today:
If you’re already cranky (damn Beer Week!), you might not want to start with this infuriating piece from Salon. Michael Lind argues that all the silly environmentalists need to give up on their trains and their renewable energy. He wants more airports, more roads, more trucks and more nuclear power.
Then, at The Atlantic, Max Fisher offers an unintended counterpoint, linking our oil addiction to suburban sprawl and calling for—you guessed it—more mass transportation.
It can be easy to get discouraged these days. Everywhere we look, there are signs of
Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia executive director Devi Ramkissoon witnessed the importance of local food
The Philadelphia Department of Public Healthâs Air Management Services, the division responsible for monitoring air quality
After serving in the Philadelphia Water Department for seven years in the government affairs and communications
We had come to share stories, mourn the loss of the trees, and build a movement.