My friend Drew just returned from a tour of Chernobyl, the world’s worst nuclear disaster site. Most of us won’t be able to recall where we were on April 26, 1986 but for 300,000 people, it must have felt like Continue reading Chernobyl’s 25th Anniversary: Why You Should Care
Like breathing, health and love, it is easy to take the earth for granted—till something goes horribly wrong. As another Earth Day approaches I am resolved to be more mindful of all four. I work for a nonprofit that cleans Continue reading Musings of a Traveler on Earth Day
One Small Step..One Giant Leap. To Paraphrase Neil Armstrong Even Individual Efforts to Reduce CO2 Emissions that Might Seem Puny Will Result in a Much Bigger Benefit for Humankind There is much fear that as the Indians and Chinese get Continue reading Reducing My Carbon Footprint: Lessons from My Grandmother’s Home
