Posted by Phil Gutis in The Media and the Environment
NRDC in the News (May 9, 2008)NRDC’s Deron Lovaas scored some valuable real estate on the front page of the USA Today business section discussing attempts by airlines to reduce fuel use. Lovaas, director of NRDC's Vehicles Campaign, told the...continued→
Posted by Phil Gutis in The Media and the Environment
NRDC in the News (May 8, 2008)NRDC's Roland Hwang shares an irritating tale with NPR's Marketplace [listen] about how -- despite spending millions to fight higher CAFE standards in Congress -- Ford has had fuel-efficient technology all along. A bit...continued→
Posted by Phil Gutis in The Media and the Environment
NRDC in the News (May 7, 2008)Going green may be all the rage in corporate America, but some are starting to question what it all means. Linda Greer, Director of NRDC’s Health and Toxics Program, tells the Christian Science Monitor...continued→
Posted by Phil Gutis in The Media and the Environment
NRDC in the News (May 6, 2008)An influential insider website, Environment and Energy Daily, talks with Dan Lashof, Director of the NRDC Climate Center, [transcript, video] about a joint NRDC/Ceres benchmarking report on greenhouse gas emissions of American power companies...continued→
Posted by Phil Gutis in The Media and the Environment
In “Is Ethanol Getting a Bum Rap?,” Business Week’s John Cary considers biofuels’ connection to soaring global food prices. He writes, “Certainly a rapid rise in food prices brings misery to poor countries.”Cary looked to NRDC Senior Policy Analyst Nathanael...continued→
Posted by Phil Gutis in The Media and the Environment
With Earth Day only a few hours away, the coverage of all things green is started to explode. Time Magazine’s green coverage leads with a story about how to win the war against global warming and visits with NRDC President...continued→
Posted by Phil Gutis in The Media and the Environment
President Bush made headlines today when he offered new policy guidelines on climate change.In Newsday, NRDC President Frances Beinecke observed that "the president has just proposed a path on global warming weaker than the campaign pledge he made in September...continued→
