Arleen Richards
The Epoch Times
New York, NY, United States
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The Craigslist Confessional
Helena Bala doesn't know whether or not her listening will solve the double-identity crisis or even if it is the best solution, but it's a service she's willing to offer for as long as it takes. → Read More
Tracing Cotton to Origin Nearly Impossible, Say Sustainability Experts
Textile waste accounts for approximately 14.3 million tons of municipal solid waste generation. → Read More
VW Brand Manager Hoping for Swift Clarification in Scandal
The company won’t seek damages against workers who come forward with what they know about the scandal. → Read More
SeaWorld to End Whale Theatrics
Sea World CEO doesn't think anything will satisfy activists. → Read More
Obama Kicks Off New Facebook Page With Video of Walk in His Backyard
The president is gearing up for the climate change meeting in Paris in December. → Read More
Location Named for World's Largest Floating Wind Farm
The idea of revolutionizing the wind industry with floating wind turbine technology has also reached the United States. → Read More
Liquid Solar Company Develops Wires as Thin as Human Hairs
The new, thinner wires enable the liquid electricity to perform better and improve the visual aesthetics of the module. → Read More
New EPA Rules Blame Power Plants for Water Pollution Too
The rule had stayed dormant for nearly 30 years until environmental groups sued the EPA in 2010. → Read More
Historic Pearl Harbor Museum Goes Solar
The museum flipped the switch on 1,400 newly installed PV solar panels on Saturday. → Read More
Your Polluted Office May Be Causing You to Feel Sleepy
Participants who worked in the green+ environments on average doubled their cognitive performance. → Read More
How Scientists Know What Makes Climate Work
Scientists rely on the past to explain the present climate system. → Read More
Author Calls Daylight Saving 'A Cynical Substitute for Real Energy Policy'
New York retailers profited so much from Daylight Saving Time that they enacted their own local law in 1919 to keep it. → Read More
Anti-Nuclear Group Mobilizes Against Proposed Nuclear Waste Transportation
Congress is pushing to move the process for transporting tons of high-level radioactive waste across 43 states. → Read More
Solar Panels Just Got a Little Bit Brighter
One problem scientists study is the amount of power solar panels can emit, which depends on how much light strikes the module. → Read More
Humans and Climate Continue to Threaten Endangered Snow Leopard
Since 2014, warming temperatures and human intrusion have squeezed the remaining snow leopards into smaller quarters. → Read More
Far Rockaway School to Become Climate Resilient Hub for Community Devastated by Sandy
Climate resilience hubs will be equipped with advanced energy efficient technologies. → Read More
3 New Technologies That Could Change the Way We Live
One invention may be able to check your blood alcohol level. → Read More
Israeli Startup Has Solution to Costly, Inefficient Solar Panels
The process easily assimilates to existing high volume manufacturing production lines. → Read More
Earthquakes Not Caused by Fracking But Are Manmade, Says Oklahoma Geological Survey
Oklahoma has experienced more than 700 earthquakes so far this year, more than all of 2014. → Read More
Why We Need to Protect the Oceans' Tiniest Creatures
Scientists really don’t know what will happen after diverse ecosystems have been completely destroyed. → Read More