Thursday, September 29, 2011 WASHINGTON -- The Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday pushed back against an inspector general report alleging the White House cut corners in concluding that greenhouse gasses pose a threat to human health, a finding that helped form the legal basis for the EPA's climate change regulations. BLOG POSTS  | Ingrid Newkirk: Deaths at SeaWorld May Soon Include Its Own
Given the ghastly details of Dawn Brancheau's final 45 minutes being beaten to death by Tilikum, on top of the 100-plus other incidents, SeaWorld is likely to go under if it doesn't change the kinds of shows it puts on. |  | Alex Budman: A Tree Grows in Harlem
In the Harlem Grown garden, children gain a respect for nature and the environment. They study about earth sciences and insects, gaining insight into the fundamentals of nature. |  | John A. "Skip" Laitner : The Third Industrial Revolution and the Economic Imperative of Energy Efficiency
We can quibble over numbers and the exact set of calculations, but the data I observe indicate that as of last year, we were wasting something like 86 percent of all the energy we threw at the economic process. |  | Jamie Henn: I'll Donate When President Obama Stops Keystone XL
When Barack Obama announced his candidacy for Presidency, I was swept up in the excitement. Finally, I thought, here is a man who can bring the country together to build a clean energy economy. |  | David Suzuki: Cure Kids of Nature Deficit Disorder
I'm happy that my children have also grown up with a love for the natural world, inspired by time spent at the beach or in the mountains, and that their children are learning the same lessons. After all, people will not care as much about, or work to protect, something with which they feel no connection. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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