This Week in Eco News - May 17, 2013
All week long, we follow stories in food, water and energy and publish synopses of them, which you can find in the column to the right. Each Friday, we publish a roundup. Here's our latest Eco News!
GRACE Communications Foundation
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Peter Hanlon
Peter Hanlon is a Senior Research and Policy Analyst for the Water and Energy Program at GRACE. Peter has worked for numerous organizations on issues ranging from estuarine health to watershed management, land use planning and renewable energy. Peter earned his BA in Geography from the University of New Hampshire and an MA in Marine Affairs from the University of Rhode Island.
This Week in Eco News - May 10, 2013
All week long, we follow stories in food, water and energy and publish synopses of them, which you can find in the column to the right. Each Friday, we publish a roundup. Here's our latest Eco News!
This Week in Eco News - May 3, 2013
All week long, we follow stories in food, water and energy and publish synopses of them, which you can find in the column to the right. Each Friday, we publish a roundup. Here's our latest Eco News!
This Week in Eco News - April 26, 2013
All week long, we follow stories in food, water and energy and publish synopses of them, which you can find in the column to the right. Each Friday, we publish a roundup. Here's our latest Eco News!
Earth Day 2013: Facing Ocean Acidification
This Earth Day is being celebrated by collecting pictures and stories that show The Face of Climate Change. Our choice is Dr. Chris Gobler, a biologist from Stony Brook University who discusses in a video interview his important research on the effects of ocean acidification on marine life.
Earth Day 2013: Bringing Climate Change Back Home
What has Ecocentric Blog had to say about climate change over the past couple of years, and the people who are trying to make a difference today? For this Earth Day 2013, here are eight archival posts from our unique food, water and energy perspective.
This Week in Eco News - April 19, 2013
All week long, we follow stories in food, water and energy and publish synopses of them, which you can find in the column to the right. Each Friday, we publish a roundup. Here's our latest Eco News!
Power and Water Utilities: An Unlikely Alliance
March 22nd is both World Water Day and the kick-off to the Year of Water Cooperation, so it's a perfect time to highlight the unlikely alliance between wastewater and power plants.
Change the Course: Help Save the Colorado River
A new campaign called Change the Course is recruiting Americans to help save the Colorado River, and other freshwater ecosystems, by taking a pledge to conserve water.
Environmental Reporting? We Say Yes, NYT Says No Thanks
We Ecocentric bloggers were dismayed when the New York Times closed the Green blog because most mornings began with a visit there as we produced our curated Eco News. If the Green blog and environmental reporting aren't deemed essential at the Times, then what is?
Solar Could Help Water Nebraska-Grown Crops
A new pilot program will help Nebraska's farmers look towards the sun to power their irrigation. But just like homeowners, farmers should also take advantage of their countless energy - and water - efficiency opportunities.
On Whales, Oil and a Lot of Noise
Seismic testing for oil and gas under the Atlantic Ocean seafloor could injure up to 138,500 whales and dolphins and impact 108 fishing communities dotting the East Coast. But a growing chorus of allies is looking to stop the testing before it starts.
Superstorm Sandy and a Few Nexus Lessons
Superstorm Sandy revealed how creative, sustainable solutions can make a difference in hard-hit areas, while aging and outdated infrastructure have compounded problems.
Water, Energy and the World Energy Outlook
While a forecast of 'Saudi America' is getting all of the attention, the new World Energy Outlook report also takes an important look at the growing global energy and water collision.
Ecocentric’s Top Green Gifts for 2012
Giving the perfect gift can be difficult, even more so if you're looking for something that’s good for your recipient, your community and our planet. To help you out, here are some ideas for greener gifts sure to please everyone on your list!
Blog Action Day: The Power of We
This year, Blog Action Day focuses on "The Power of We," to celebrate people working together "to make a positive difference." So check out some of our favorite people & organizations helping our food, energy & water systems!
