CODE GREEN Articles & Commentary

Darby Hoover coordinates NRDC’s campaigns to promote the use of recycled paper products by US colleges with a 3 ponged approach: paper procurement, use reduction and recycling. Destroying precious forests to produce disposable tissues is the reason for targeting Kimberly Klark and pressuring the pulp and paper industry to change its ways. LISTEN (8 min)More […]

Cameron Wake talks about the report Climate Change in the US Northeast that was recently published with the support of the Union of Concerned Scientists: Global warming is poised to substantially change the climate in New England if heat-trapping emissions are not curtailed.  The extent and impacts of the change depend on the choices that […]

David Baron, Managing Attorney in Earthjustice Washington DC’s office talks about the case that will be heard by the Supreme Court at the end of November about the responsibility of the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases from motor vehicles. LISTEN (7:50 min)

Treehugger Correspondent Simran Sethi delivers this week’s eco-stories to an Afro-Cuban beat in this edition of Treehugger Thursday.LISTEN (7 min)

NRDC‘s Daniel Hinerfeld interviews Barbara Finamore, director of NRDC’s China Clean Energy Program about the situation in China and its implications:"China’s staggering economic growth is an environmental time bomb that, unless defused, threatens to convulse the entire planet regardless of progress in all other nations."LISTEN (7:50 min)

Sheryl Eisenberg is producing This Green Life, a monthly column for NRDC.LISTEN (12 min)

Johnny Steele tells about the scare he got from Bill Moyers Is God Green? TV special and Pat Roberston’s visit to planet Earth.LISTEN (7 min)

Joel Makower of GreenBiz.com helps us navigate an widening variety of fuel-efficient, forward-thinking automobile technology. Joel says that sometimes the most surprising thing about a eco-friendly car is how normal it looks. LISTEN (12 min)

Gus Speth talks with NRDC‘s Phil Gutis about Global Environment Governance. LISTEN (7 min)