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Disease in Farm Raised Salmon

The salmon is one of the most well-known and frequently eaten fishes around the world. But the species is a surprising indicator of the many problems facing our environment.

Published by Matt Schelke (1,085 pts

) on Oct 23, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

The Causes and Effects of Acid Rain

You hear about acid rain all the time, but what does it really do, and what causes it? Find out why acid rain is a serious environmental issue.

Published by Matt Schelke (1,085 pts

) on Oct 23, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

Environmental Summer Camps: Review of the Green River Preserve Summer Camp

A close look at the Green River Preserve Summer Camp.

Published by nicolelamarco (8,716 pts

) on Sep 15, 2009 to
Environmental Science Reviews

What Products Can Be Recycled?

This articles discusses what products can be recycled. It also discusses how to recycle these items.

Published by R. Elizabeth C. Kitchen (8,569 pts

) on Sep 11, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

Westport Connecticut Says NO to Plastic Bag Usage

Plastic bags are being banned in some Westport, Connecticut areas. The town aims to reduce the environment tainting waste by eliminating the usage of these short usage life, forever in the landfill bags.

Published by Summer Banks (7,533 pts

) on Aug 28, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

Natural Remedies for Foot Care

Use natural remedies for foot care. Natural remedies reduces pollutants to the environment.

Published by cathymcc (553 pts

) on Aug 15, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

Can We Make a Difference?: The Factors of Public Opinion in U.S. Environmental Policy

Have you ever wondered if you and your friends can make a noticeable difference in the environmental policies of our government? Have you wondered if you can really effect noticeable change? You can! Here's an overview of six different factors that unite public opinion and official policy.

Published by Tyler L. (895 pts

) on Jun 30, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

Why is Light Pollution Bad?

Light pollution is any illumination of the night sky caused by unwanted artificial light. It occurs when poorly designed light fixtures project or reflect light upwards, but why is it bad? There are many negative effects of light pollution including disruption of ecosystems.

Published by ReneeV (560 pts

) on May 21, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

What are biosphere reserves?

Biosphere reserves are representative coastal and terrestrial ecosystems whose goals are conservation, sustainable use, environmental research and education. The sites are designated by UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Programme.

Published by Maricar (371 pts

) on Apr 29, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

What Are Green Collar Jobs?

You’ve heard of blue collar jobs and white collar jobs, but how about green collar jobs?

Published by Sarah V. (798 pts

) on Mar 29, 2009 to
Environmental Science Articles

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