Most Recent Articles from E

• Kimberly-Clark.(Honor Roll) 

  Tissue company Kimberly-Clark, long a campaign target of Greenpeace, has committed to purchasing 100% of its wood fiber from eco-friendly sources...

  11/01/09 · More from publication

• Here come the green lobbyists: renewable energy lobbyists get busy on Capitol Hill. 

  The nation's capital is now clogged with enough climate-change lobbyists to dole out four apiece to each member of Congress. That's a 300% jump...

  11/01/09 by McGowan, Elizabeth · More from publication

• The house that Ruth didn't build.(E Word)(energy efficiency)(Essay) 

  Months ago, I attended a local green event at a newly built, fairly state-of-the-art eco-home here in town. It had all the green-friendly bells...

  05/01/09 by Moss, Doug · More from publication

• Stewardship and recreation: is this a marriage made in Utah? 

  It takes only a sip of Polygamy Pale Ale at Rooster's Brewing Company in downtown Ogden to suspect that the conventional perceptions of Utah as a...

  01/01/07 by Goodspeed, Brianne · More from publication

• Reforming rice: Lundberg's greener farms. 

  Rice farming may look pretty from a distance, with its bucolic images of farmers in conical hats ankle deep in water as they cultivate green...

  01/01/07 by O'Neill, Kathleen · More from publication

• Not finding Nemo.(Greenpeace on marine life)(Brief article) 

  It is widely agreed that aquatic life and fisheries are in global decline (see "Ocean Rescue," cover story July/August 2005). However, a new...

  01/01/07 by Huecker, Shannon · More from publication

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