This is a great story, told by the man who experienced it, using the value of legacy to share why he is taking a stand against coal mining.

While this article may elicit a bit of crisis mode and not be something I'd share with guests, it does present a mindset as we seek solutions to share.

Here is the Spanish version of the Climate Literacy Principles. These can also be found at this website: http://cpo.noaa.gov/sites/cpo/Documents/pdf/Conocimiento_Clim%C3%A1tico_Bajo8.5x11.pdf.  

Duration: 13:57 minutes Coastal ecologist Dr. Steve Fradkin is a National Park Service scientist who spends his days in the intertidal zone of Olympic National Park. There, a spectacular diversity of plants and animals interact to form a living,...

There is a very interesting article in the 11.25.13 issue of Business Week: The Drowning of Kiribati - "This entire country is about to be wiped out by climate change" It covers a number of issues like displacement of people/climate refugees, but I...

Gulf Watch Alaska, which began in 2012, is program that is monitoring the ecosystems affected by the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill in 1989. Since full recovery from the spill has yet to be achieved, Gulf Watch Alaska aims to gather long-term ecological...

Oil spills in the Arctic require specific clean-up techniques since the presence of ice has to be taken into account. Several techniques are employed, such as using booms to corral oil, in-situ burning to burn off most of the oil and chemical...

An Alaskan entity, the Alaska Regional Response Team (ARRT) coordinates federal, state and local government in Alaska to respond to pollution events. Find links to the Unified Plan, "The Alaska Federal and State Preparedness Plan for Response to Oil...

IPIECA is an international not-for-profit association of companies interested in oil and gas exploration and/or production. The organization focuses on environmental and social issues involved with oil and gas production. One specific area of interest...