Who Cares About Magazine Beach?
As a plan to renew a historic 15-acre public park in Cambridge takes shape, whose voices are guiding the direction of the project?
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Archive for: environmental journalism
The Putah Creek Legacy — Climate Confidential
In Central California, a 25-year restoration river restoration project is changing the way communities, lawyers, and scientists think about managing the state’s water.
Partners, Not Protests — Climate Confidential
A Q&A with Charles Bedford, managing director of The Nature Conservancy’s Asia Pacific Region.
Hackerspaces Take on Sustainability — Climate Confidential
The maker movement is a growing force of global innovation. Now, some makers are pushing the community to take on the pressing problems of the day, including cleantech and climate change solutions.
New Project: Local Edition
Environmental stories are local stories. But community media organizations increasingly lack the resources to dedicate to the in-depth reporting they require. That’s why Climate Confidential is starting Local Edition, a new series of stories produced in partnership with local newspapers and media.
The Nuclear Option — Climate Confidential
If nuclear is to play a significant role in a low-carbon energy future, what will it take to make that happen?
Life in the Smart City
To kick off the “Smart Cities” issue of Climate Confidential, I posed a few questions about what life in the smart city will really be like.
Small Factories, Big Problems — Climate Confidential
My first story for Climate Confidential looks at why it’s so hard to enforce environmental regulations at small factories and what can be done about.
