The US Environmental Protection Agency is celebrating 50 years this year. Since it first came into existence, many environmental triumphs, failures, actions and inactions have taken place. We’re joined by Dr. Andrew Rosenberg, Director of the Center for Science and Democracy for the Union of Concerned Scientists as we examine the role of the EPA in its first 50 years and beyond.
Greenest cities in America/Treating LF in Haiti
Steel's environmental edge/Washed Ashore art installation
Climate change & coffee production/Nissan Leaf news
World Water Week/Heroic Food
Hurricanes and climate change/'To rake or not to rake'
Energy from forest waste/Toyota Highlander hybrid road test
Wind energy report card/post-Paris carbon commitments
Food Waste Erased/Diesel cleaning up/Lexus CT 200H F Sport road test
SolarRoofHook/Future of Food/Chicago River cleanup
The viral carbon reduction infographic/Biomimicry Global Design Challenge
Drinking waste water/combatting climate change locally/Hyundai Ioniq EV
Drainage that beautifies/Floating river ecosystems
Deloitte Resources Study/Smart Infrastructure
CarPrint app/Changing salmon standards
Bugs end hunger/floating solar power plants
Solar's incredible growth/Toast beer made from leftover bread
The Farm Bill and food waste/Plastic-eating caterpillars
Green Builder Reader Survey/Wild Earth Guardians
Glacier National Park glaciers disappearing/Floating nuclear power plants
Evolution Trash Bags/Green Bond's Unprecedented Growth/Toyota's Project Portal
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