I’m off on several weeks of travel which will take me from D.C. to Brazil, California, Portugal, France, China and
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U.S. Policy: Bipartisan Leaders Make Bold Proposal for Conservation
Here in the U.S., a lot of news has focused lately on how partisan politics have taken over Washington, DC.
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I Say It Is The Moon That Shines So Bright
A small group of Senators are introducing legislation to block the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases, reported Juliet Eilperin in
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Make 2010 the Year of Climate Legislation in the U.S.
When I come back from vacation, I generally have a lot of unread emails and a very thirsty plant waiting
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A Glimmer of Hope
After two long weeks of cold weather, protests and delays in negotiations, the UN talks in Copenhagen finally came to
Time Running Out at Copenhagen
It’s been a long week-and-a-half of tough negotiations at Copenhagen. There have been many stops and starts, late night sessions
Food and Security on World Food Day
World Food Day 2009 falls on October 16th, and as the new coordinator of CI’s Food Security program, I’d like