When one plans to extract 20 Gigawatts (or any other huge amount of energy) from an ecosystem, one should ask, what role was that energy playing before? In the case of a waterfall that is turned into a hydroelectric plant, that energy might have simply been eroding the soil hit by the water and therefore transforming it into a power house has negligible consequences on the surrounding ecosystem. But in the case of wind farms, are we 100% sure we are not changing wind patterns in an unsafe way?

I am the sustainability chair with a greek organization. I wanted to create some kind of event for earth day but I have no decent ideas. I want to get started on this early to ensure the event is actual successful. Any ideas?

All of a sudden it seems as though he's upsetting lots of people by hurrying everything. What are your thoughts?

And the multitude of other chemical pesticides the we seem to take for granted and use with apparent disregard for the environmental consequences? Do you all have any experience with alternatives?

our local football club football pitch has being burning rubbish for aprox 2 years now it has its own club house so mutch rubbish has being burnind on the pitch,they also have their own well water,they burn the rubbish at the weekends latev at night, question is the water safe? and should the paerants be informed? or what?

as a earth and hazelnuts advocate, i want to make people aware of the many uses of hazelnuts. therefore, i am going to only eat hazelnuts for a week. Who agrees with me??

If you are pro environment and your spouse or mate is not...how do you tackle the differences everyday...