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• Environment

  

  Documentary Traces History and Shortcomings of the Landfill

  We encourage our families and neighbors to get a big, blue recycle bin of their very own and scoff at those who absentmindedly toss their plastic...

  by Alicia Capetillo

• Environment

  

  How Cultural Values Shape Climate Change Beliefs

  While scientists and environmentalists scratch their heads at the incredulity of climate change skeptics, it turns out that one's willingness to...

  by Alicia Capetillo

• Environment

  

  Al Gore's "Gonna Start Acting Crazy"

  I have to admit that I'm no real fan of NBC's "Green Week." (That conscious marginalization of "The Environment" into discreet chunks of pithy...

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Why Do Fewer Americans Care About Climate Change?

  Days after China announced the country's turn to an "open attitude" toward causes of climate change, Yale University released a survey...

  by Alicia Capetillo

• Environment

  

  Do Airplane Contrails Heat or Cool the Planet?

  We're not entirely sure, it turns out. For a long time now, climatologists have believed that the contrails–those white vapor trails left by...

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Yes, Virginia (and Washington), There Are Snowpocalyptic Blizzards With Climate Change

  Yes, the middle Atlantic is getting socked with snow yet again. And, yes, here in New York City, we're just about to get wallopped as well. No,...

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Life, the Sequel to Planet Earth

  We're getting a sequel to the Discovery Channel's BBC's breathtaking Planet Earth series. It's called Life, and its focus is more on animate...

  by Andrew Price

• Environment

  

  Harder, Wetter, Faster, Stronger: Bad News in Climate Science

  So everything we thought we knew from the IPCC's (Nobel Prize winning!) Fourth Assessment Report of climate science? Well, it's all worse. This...

  by Ben Jervey

• Environment

  

  Eagerly Awaiting 180 Degrees South: Conquerors of the Useless

  After the jump, check out the awesome trailer for 180 Degrees South, a film I've been dying to see since last year. Some background: In 1968...

  by Patrick James

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  Picture Show: No Lifeguard on Duty

  J. Bennett Fitts traveled some 20,000 miles to produce "No Lifeguard on Duty," an investigation of America's forgotten roadside motels. These...

  by GOOD, J. Bennett Fitts

• Environment

  

  Plane Wrecks in the Primeval Landscape

  Yesterday, we featured the work of the photographer Richard Mosse, whose series "Breach" documents U.S. soldiers living in Saddam Hussein's former...

  by Patrick James, Richard Mosse

• Environment

  

  Take a Visual Tour of the Entire California Coastline

  This is nothing new, but, as I had no idea it existed, and as I'm totally blown away by it, I feel it's my duty to post. The California Coastal...

  by Patrick James

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  Picture Show: Museology Revisited

  When Richard Ross's visual exploration of natural history museums, Museology, was published by Aperture in 1989, its hallmark was a series of...

  by GOOD, Richard Ross

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  Picture Show: Budapest to Bamako

  From start to finish of a truly amazing race "What the hell was that," hollered Jim Roberts as his Toyota Land Cruiser jolted violently to the...

  by GOOD

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  Picture Show: Topsy Topiary

  The San Francisco Bay Area is home to no shortage of natural beauty-from its rugged coastline to its lush hillsides to its rain-covered...

  by GOOD, Alan George

• Environment

  

  Picture Show: Absence of Water

  In its heyday, London's Hornsey Baths (pictured), served some 120 daily visitors. That, however, was more than half a century ago; over time,...

  by GOOD, Gigi Cifali

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  Picture Show: The Last Road North

  Alaska's Dalton Highway, more generally known as the Haul Road, covers 414 miles of rugged terrain from an area about 75 miles north of Fairbanks...

  by GOOD, Ben Huff

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  Picture Show: Urban Chickens

  We frequently extol the virtues of local food, but nothing is more local than one's own backyard. To wit, in urban settings all across the...

  by GOOD, Todd Parsons

• Culture

  

  Picture Show: The Garden

  Over the last few years, urban gardening has grown increasingly more prominent-as an emblem of demand for healthier, more natural food; as a...

  by GOOD

• Business

  

  Picture Show: Recycled Gasoline Stations

  The photographs on the pages of Ed Ruscha's book Twentysix Gasoline Stations depict filling stations across the United States of America in...

  by GOOD, Tabuchi Eric