Taxing the Wealthy to Help Nature and the Poor
The hard work of funding and protecting fragile habitats is just beginning.
Dennis Allen
Recent Stories
Coral Reefs Are Unrivaled in Ecoservices
Much depends on the health of our oceans, and they depend on the health of coral.
Moving Away from Car Use
There are many examples to help Santa Barbara improve its already great lifestyle.
California Leads with a Radical Emissions Disclosure Bill
Required carbon reporting can end greenwashing and reduce environmental impacts.
Reducing Chemicals in Mainstream Agriculture
Fewer pesticides, first in Scandinavia, then Europe, and perhaps the world.
The Future of Food and the Planet
Industrial agriculture has a bad reputation— making us sick and obese, polluting our waterways, causing widespread deforestation, reducing biodiversity, generating
Diversity in Energy Generation and Storage
L.A. is becoming a leader in renewables and diversified energy storage.
Deconstruction Versus Demolition
Local ordinances, land, and buildings are key to making deconstruction widespread.
Change Is Coming to the ‘Fast Fashion’ Industry
Clothing companies will be required to recycle their garments.
Brazil’s Environmental Leadership
Maybe global financial mechanisms can support nature’s solutions to environmental
degradation.
