Wildlife traffickers suffered stunning setbacks in Santiago, Chile inNovember when the 160-nation Convention on International Trade inEndangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) extended its le...
Craig Van Note
SAVE International
SAVE International
Happy birthday, SAVE
On August 26, Berkeley-based SAVE International celebrated its fifthanniversary on the UC Berkeley campus. The event provided anopportunity for SAVE to ...
Sheila Dickie
Australia’s ANWR
The secret plan to drill for oil just outside the Great Barrier Reef National Park
Jeremy Tager
World Sustainability Hearing special report: Grassroots Globalization Network
Grassroots Globalization Network
Real results from Jo’burg
At the recent World Sustainability Hearing in Johannesburg, SouthAfrica, regular civilians and civic leaders from around the gl...
Aaron G. Lehmer and James Phelan
Breast cancer and the Long Island study
Results from the long-awaited Long Island Breast Cancer Study werereleased this summer, and they dismayed many activists. Most reportersinterpreted the results as proof that pollutants did not cause b...
Barbara Brenner
World Sustainability Hearing special report
World Sustainability Hearing’s Project
World Summit to the movement: “Do you have a pulse?”
The UN’s World Summit on Sustainable Development was held at the end ofAugus...
Kelly Jones and Dr. Astrid Scholz
Bush’s New Assault on Sacred Lands
Sacred Land Film Project
Before a screening of In the Light of Reverence at Arizona State University earlier this year, Cal Seciwa (Zuni), thedirector of ASU’s American Indian Institute, unfu...
Christopher McLeod
In review
The holidays canbe emotionally and environmentally wearing. According to the Center fora New American Dream (www.newdream.org), over 5 million extra tons oftrash are produced in the US between Thanksg...
Piers Moore Ede
International Marine Mammal Project
International Marine Mammal Project
Local group sues Nagoya Port Authority
Ombudsman Aichi, a citizens’ group in Aichi prefecture, Japan, has suedthe Nagoya Port Authority (NPA), seeking...
EI Staff
Bookshelf
Working with the Environment,
by Tim Ryder and Elisabeth Roberts,
Vacation Work, 2000
This book provides information on paid and volunteer opportunities,both in the US and abroad. The chapters a...
Circle of Life Foundation
Circle of Life to become independent
On November 1, 2002, Circle of Life became independent of Earth IslandInstitute after two years as a project of the parent organi...
EI Staff
Sustaining the Bluegrass
Kentucky college launches green initiative
Andy McDonald
Deep Cuba
Voyage to the bottom of the embargo
Chris Clarke and Bill Belleville
KIDS for the BAY
KIDS for the BAY
In November, KIDS for the BAY (KftB) celebrated 10 years of providingmeaningful and effective environmental education to East San FranciscoBay children. Based in Berkeley, Californ...
EI Staff
Scholarship Sampler
Thepressure of being a student can be compounded unnecessarily byfinancial woes. Keeping up the grades can be a problem if yourpart-time job gets in the way of studying. With some advance planning,you...
EI Staff
Local News from All Over
AFRICA
GM skeeters
Malaria claims nearly a million lives a year on the African continent,and as pesticides such as DDT become increasingly ineffective againstthe disease’s mosquito vector...
EI Staff
Coastal Communities Resource Centers take root
Mangrove Action Project
Thecoastal area of North Sulawesi in Indonesia is famous for itsworld-class diving among the coral reefs off Bunaken National Park.Less famous but equally important are the ...
Sam Nugent
My Environmental Career Journey
When I decided to change my life by entering the environmental field, Ididn’t have a clue about what I could do, how to do it, or where to goto make my way. At the time, though, I didn’t c...
Ward Allebach
C-SAW battles mixing zone pollution
Campaign to Safeguard America’s Waters
October marked the 30th anniversary of the Clean Water Act. Even withthe Great Lakes dying and the Cuyahoga River on fire, it took aCongressional overri...
Gershon Cohen
The last fish
America's fish stocks are crashing faster than Wall Street stocks last July, mostly for the same reason: