Earth Day has lost its edge and, with that, the sense that a different world is possible. Even more than in 1970, what’s needed now is an outpouring that organizes itself—with millions of people and, for good measure, some stinky dead fish in the streets. Full Story »
Posted by Kaizar Campwala
Interesting op-ed on how American public attitudes about the environment have changed since Earth Day was first celebrated 39 years ago. The author offers some good insights on that shift, backed up with factual evidence from expert sources, as well as helpful context to put this issue in perspective.
