The Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Civil Rights has agreed to investigate a complaint filed by residents of a largely African-American community in Alabama where millions of tons of coal ash were dumped between 2009 and 2010. BLOG POSTS  | Sierra: Pure Refreshment: The Greenest Convenience Drinks
You're on the road and parched, your Hydro Flask is empty, and the gas station's drinking fountain looks like a urinal. Good news: You can douse your thirst -- and your guilt -- with these eco-suggestions from our panel of beverage experts. |  | Changhua Wu: New Green Deal -- the Time Is Now
The saga of political deadlock at Rio+20 further demonstrates the need for leadership for a clean revolution, in particular from the major economies, both industrialized and emerging. |  | Mark Lee: Green Economy Foundations
While regulation would accelerate the transition required, and business and citizens must demand government do its part, the private section has no reason or excuse for not doing everything that is in its control to build -- and enjoy the benefits of -- a green economy. |  | Peter Bjerregaard: Politicians Can't Save the Environment
The Rio+20 summit will accentuate the management crisis that characterizes international environmental corporation. New networks -- spearheaded by companies, NGOs and cities -- will set the agenda for the future |  | Jay Famiglietti: TUGG Last Call at the Oasis to a Theater Near You
you, your families, your neighbors and your co-workers all need to see this eye opener of a movie. It will make you talk about how much we've taken the availability of clean, fresh water for granted. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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