Climate Change Hall of Fame: Edward Abbey

Edward Abbey has been gone since the late 1980s. He was then and is still an important voice about lands in the west. Some of his books are iconic, like Desert Solitaire and the Monkey Wrench Gang. He voiced early concerns about development and mining in the west – especially the Red Rock Country of…

Climate Change Hall of Fame: Taiwan

  I learned about so many innovations over at Smithsonian Magazine in the article, How Taiwan Has Achieved One of the Highest Recycling Rates in the World. “Stories like this one give me so much hope. What could be better than using post-consumer waste, like aluminum cans, shoe soles, and cigarette butts into building materials?! So much…

Climate Hall of Fame: Maersk

Maersk is the worlds largest shipping container company. As a big player in the global shipping machine, it is, therefore, a major source of global pollution. So, it is big news when they made a statement about reducing their carbon emissions. At this point, it is all wishful thinking, because it depends on developing new shipping…