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Environment

Energy, Environment

Extreme Makeover: San Joaquin River

May 1, 2008 Thomas Schatz

How much should it cost to restore salmon to a river?  Try $22 million per salmon under legislation that is moving through Congress. 

Environment, Housing

Pennsylvania Piglet Book Reaps Savings

July 1, 2007 staff

Pennsylvania is a study in contrasts.  The state boasts some of the most scenic highways and byways in the nation yet the roads are punctured with countless potholes.  At one end of the state there is Pittsburgh, with a winning football tradition that includes five Super Bowl titles, while at the other end is Philadelphia, which has a football team with a monkey the size of King Kong on its back.  The latest shenanigans in Harrisburg, the state capital, show that even a state budget can epitomize the best and worst of Pennsylvania.

Energy, Environment, General Waste

Solar Wall Symbolizes Failed Energy Policies

March 16, 2007 staff

Congress and President Bush may revive a plan to build a giant solar panel system on the headquarters of the Department of Energy (DoE).  Intended to symbolize the government’s commitment to clean energy, the so-called “sun wall” instead shines a light on the government’s commitment to wasting tax dollars.

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