Cleaning Up Dirty Ships, Lake Michigan Sewage, Jamaica Bay (NY), Health Threats from Global Warming, More Renewable Energy for Electric Cars, Greening the NBA
Posted April 6, 2010 in The Media and the Environment
In a recent editorial The Oakland Tribune quoted Michael Wall on the direct benefits of removing the decaying World War II era “ghost fleet” ships from Suisun Bay… In a New York Daily News article Eric Goldstein outlined the obstacles that had to be overcome before the clean-up of Jamaica Bay could be started… Ann Alexander highlighted the barriers to cleaning up sewage overflow currently plaguing Lake Michigan in an interview with the Post-Tribune of Northwest Indiana…
Kim Knowlton presented on the health impacts of global warming on Cambridge Forum, one of public radio’s longest running public affairs programs heard on NPR stations across the US… USA Today’s Green House blog reported that NRDC believes the Obama administration should do more to lower home energy use… In a Portfolio.com article Luke Tonachel emphasized the need to increase the amount of renewable energy being produced before electric cars can reach their full potential… Earth911.com took an in depth look at NRDC’s partnership with the NBA to make the league more environmentally friendly.
