Commentary
Toadily Awesome Amphibians
If the only frog in your life is named Kermit, then you’re in for a treat!
Fracking, not the best solution
During the first quarter of this year, Germany’s renewable energy sources provided 25 percent of the country’s electricity demand.
Lifting the Antiquated Restrictions on Energy Exports Will Create Jobs
Europe relies on Russia for about a third of its energy. So with tensions rising, policymakers here in the United States and in Europe are recognizing the importance of expanding U.S. energy exports.
Making Ripples: Wildflower Whimsy
By Amanda Bancroft I consider myself a budding botanist, pun intended. This isn’t so much because I fancy the flowers, but because I love pretty much everything else — from
#YesAllWomen: A Much-Needed Dialogue
By Dane Laborn At the University Of California, Santa Barbara, on Friday, May 23, a 22-year-old young man named Elliot Rodger opened fire on innocents, killing six and wounding thirteen.
All Aboard the Crazy Train
It’s time for a load of crazy, because there’s been a lot of it going around lately.
Reaction to Gay Marriage Ruling
I’ve given up trying to figure out why some people are so against homosexuality.
Congress Needs to Revise the Renewable Fuel Standard
Officials at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are now poring over more than 15,000 officially submitted public comments about the level of ethanol and other biofuels to be used in the nation’s liquid fuel supply.