"Top Ten Environmental Stories in 2015"
"Another year, another continuing flow of environment stories."
Source: Louisville Courier-Journal, 12/31/2015
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Top Trends Conservationists Should Be Paying Attention To — But Aren’t
"Artificial intelligence, testosterone and ship tracking technology probably aren’t on many conservation organizations’ 'top things to think about' lists right now. But they should be, suggests a new report in the scientific journal Trends in Ecology & Evolution."
Source: Ensia, 12/31/2015
"The Top Ten Environmental Stories of 2015"
The Paris climate deal, President Obama's denial of the Keystone XL Pipeline permit, Pope Francis' environmental encyclical, and the global heat record are among the top environmental stories of the past year.
Source: Sierra, 12/31/2015
"Commentary: A Wish List for the Most Crucial Year Since 2015"
"Phew. Back in 2015, both a President and a Pope stepped up to call for action on climate change, and the world sort of responded with an agreement. For the first time, a Vulgarian-American led his party’s field in a run for the Presidency. And once again, we experienced the hottest year on record."
Source: EHN, 12/31/2015
"The Most Intriguing Environmental Stories of 2015"
"A terrible earthquake, massive drought and nuclear power captured the imagination this year".
Source: Scientific American, 12/31/2015
"Science News That Stuck With Us in 2015"
"As the year ends, the Science desk of The New York Times asked its reporters to choose the stories that were the most memorable. These are their selections, with a focus on space, climate change, biology and artificial intelligence."
Source: NY Times, 12/31/2015
"Here Are The Top 15 Environmental Stories of 2015"
"From climate accords to mining disasters and increased Indonesian haze to decreased Amazon deforestation, here is the year that was."
Source: Mongabay, 12/31/2015
"Sustainably Farmed U.S. Caviar"
"Two new, U.S.-based companies are changing the way we think about caviar – from wild, rare and unbearably expensive to sustainably farmed, available online and with more accessible prices."
Source: Tribune News Service, 12/30/2015
"Radioactivity Lingers at Oak Ridge Sewer Plant"
"In early 2014, evidence of radioactive pollution was discovered in the city of Oak Ridge's sewage treatment facility on the west side of town."
Source: Knoxville News Sentinel, 12/30/2015
"Posh New York City Hotels Pledge To Go Green"
"Some of New York's most iconic hotels, comprising more than 11,000 guest rooms, promised to cut their carbon footprints on Tuesday and join a city effort to improve the energy efficiency of buildings."
Source: Reuters, 12/30/2015
