Critical goals for Cancun; Electric cars make history in CA; Smarter transportation policy; Gulf seafood safety in question; EPA's Lisa Jackson; Eco-friendly toilet paper; Rat poison regulations
Posted December 14, 2010 in The Media and the Environment
In the Beijing Review, Jake Schmidt discussed Copenhagen, Cancun, and the fate of the Kyoto Protocol as well as China’s role in the fight against climate change… In an Associated Press piece, Roland Hwang commented on the California Plug-In Electric Vehicle Collaborative’s new plan to make California a leader in accommodating electric vehicles… Colin Peppard was quoted extensively in an E&E article about NRDC and Smart Growth America’s new report that assesses the alignment of state transportation policies and climate change goals; Colin was also quoted in a USA Today Greenhouse blog about the report… Gina Solomon addressed the issue of Gulf seafood safety on WNYC’s The Leonard Lopate Show…
Dale Bryk commented on EPA administrator Lisa Jackson’s fair and respectful style in a New Jersey Star-Ledger piece about the fight over climate change regulation and Lisa Jackson’s vital role… Allen Hershkowitz spoke about recycled toilet paper in a Philadelphia Inquirer article regarding “eco-rolls”… In Environmental Health News, Aaron Colangelo discussed the impending and long-overdue rules to regulate the sale of rat poisons…
