Washington City Paper
Share Madness
Can renting cars by the hour and crashing in strangers’ spare bedrooms really change the economy?
Why Does Gas Cost So Much in D.C.?
Joe Mamo, D.C.’s Gas-Station Master, Meet the guy who owns half of D.C.’s filling stations
For U.S. Anti-War Group, Life Not So Rosy in Obama Era
Together Forever
Your recycling and your trash, sharing cramped quarters in the trucks of private D.C. haulers
The Crap Shoot
Is your neighborhood pool making you sick?
The Washington Post
The Atlantic Cities
The locavore food culture, another victim of Naples’ mafia groups
The food truck industrial complex
Mapping a Lifetime of Health Risks
How Climate Change Could Be the Ruin of Los Angeles
Why Every City Should Be Planting Rain Gardens
The Bike Share Station Sponsorship Dance
Bethesda Magazine
It’s a Mod, Mod World
They’re greener, they go up faster and they may be cheaper—which is why builders and new buyers in the area are embracing luxury modular homes.
Window to the Future
A house in Bethesda and guesthouse in Garrett Park are pushing the boundaries of green: They rely on insulation for heating and cooling.
E Magazine
Using Big Data to improve health
Is extreme weather linked to climate change?
Sidebar: The Implications of Runaway Warming
Italy’s Ecomafia has gone “green” – but not in a good way.
Alternet.org
Can New Corporate Pledges of Zero Waste Make Landfills Obsolete?
Goodbye ‘Shop Til You Drop’ Mentality: Renegade Band of Economists Call for ‘Degrowth’ Economy
When It Comes to the Environment, Are We the 99 Percent or the 1 Percent?
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