Living on Earth
Livestock help the environment
Cattle are often blamed for desertification and destruction of African land. In Zimbabwe, livestock are helping bring land back to life.
L.A.'s loneliest farmer's market
Building a farmer's market in the Crenshaw neighborhood of Los Angeles was a good start, but getting people to shop there is proving difficult.
An intimate tour of the threatened Gulf Coast
The Gulf Coast oil spill threatens fragile ecosystems like Alabama's Grand Bay marsh. Conservationists are touring the pristine area before it's too late.
Helping kids escape coal mining's shadow
Marsh Fork Elementary in West Virginia is located in the shadow of a coal mine. Ed Wiley is helping them get out.
Reforming chemicals safety laws
The tens of thousands of industrial chemicals used in the United States are regulated by a 30-year-old law that is in desperate need of an overhaul.
Cape Wind project gets green light
Nantucket Sound offshore wind farm approved by federal government -- what this means for the future of wind power in the U.S.
Human rights in 'Cancer Alley'
An environmental human rights case against the US goes before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
Veterans on environmental mission
A growing number of veterans are making clean energy, green jobs and the environment their new mission.
The story behind the Upper Big Branch mine disaster
A coal-baron CEO, countless safety violations and a history of accidents add up to disaster for Massey Energy mine in West Virginia.
California's climate bill debate
Opposition of California's major climate law grows as the state struggles with high unemployment and an ailing economy.
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