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skip to content home about milestones: major events mother of the forest milestones: science milestones: leaded gasoline the lead diary chemcases: auto fuels special timeline: leaded gasoline leaded gasoline historical myths references eh lectures classics of environmental literature air pollution books ancient prehistoric classical 1000 bce-500 ce middle ages 5th – 15th centuries renaissance 16th – 17th centuries enlightenment early enlightenment 1650-1750 late enlightenment 1750-1810 industrial early industrial 1810-1850 late industrial 1850-90 progressive early progressive 1890-1899 a new century 1900 – 1909 late progressive 1910-1920 20th century roaring 1920s depression – 1930s wwii & postwar 1940-1949 cold war 1950-59 sixties 1960-69 seventies 1970-79 eighties 1980-89 nineties 1990-99 21st century first decade 2000-09 2010-12 2013-2015 2016 – present people gifford pinchot and the anti-pollution league radium girls ellen swallow richards and the women’s reform movement henry ford, charles kettering and the fuel of the future 怨 remembering murdered environmentalists 怨 vital memories. dr. north and the kansas city milk war greenpeace brief biographies charles f. kettering and the 1921 discovery of tetraethyl lead ← older posts environmental issues are part of history posted on july 16, 2012 by bill kovarik | comments off on environmental issues are part of history environmental concerns and conflicts have surfaced throughout human history, from the earliest settlements to the latest headlines. this comes as a surprise to many people because our emphasis in history has all too often been on war and politics, rather than environment, culture and development. the evidence for a longstanding concern for environmental issues has been readily available in manuscripts, publications and historical archives. it can be found under continue reading → comments off on environmental issues are part of history posted in about history another environmentalist murdered posted on february 18, 2018 by editor | comments off on another environmentalist murdered canadian-iranian professor kavous seyed emami, founder of the persian wildlife heritage foundation, was killed by the government of iran on feb. 8, 2018, in a solitary confinement cell in iran, after his arrest on espionage charges jan. 24. although the government of iran claims that emami hung himself, his family and world human rights groups reject the official iranian cause of death as false. the accelerating pace of global murders of environmentalists is an increasingly dire human rights issue. see: roger cohen, new york times, feb. 14, 2018 and an article by the center for human rights in iran comments off on another environmentalist murdered posted in current events , environmental justice the fukushima disaster keeps getting worse posted on march 9, 2017 by editor | comments off on the fukushima disaster keeps getting worse by tatsujiro suzuki professor and director, research center for nuclear weapons abolition, nagasaki university, via the conversation six years have passed since the fukushima nuclear disaster on march 11, 2011, but japan is still dealing with its impacts. decommissioning the damaged fukushima daiichi nuclear plant poses unprecedented technical challenges. more than 100,000 people were evacuated but only about 13 percent have returned home, although the government has announced that it is safe to return to some evacuation zones. in late 2016 the government estimated total costs from the nuclear accident at about 22 trillion yen , or about us$188 billion – approximately twice as high as its previous estimate. the government is developing a plan under which consumers and citizens will bear some of those costs through higher electric rates, taxes or both. continue reading → comments off on the fukushima disaster keeps getting worse posted in current events , environmental justice fake news and climate change posted on january 8, 2017 by editor | comments off on fake news and climate change fake news needs to be curbed through targeted advertising boycotts , according to writers of recent opinion articles in slate and the new york times . a prime example: a breitbart story about global “cooling” that misuses weather channel information. (see wc response video, right), consumer activism against brietbart and other fake news sites is being organized at a twitter site called sleeping giants , with the idea that most commercial companies are only accidentally placing ads on the sites. according to the site: we are trying to stop racist websites by stopping their ad dollars. many companies don’t even know it’s happening. it’s time to tell them. sleeping giants recommends that a screenshot of a commercial ad placed next to continue reading → comments off on fake news and climate change posted in current events reflecting on the battle for the nature posted on december 24, 2016 by editor | comments off on reflecting on the battle for the nature environmentalism has become the front line in a global battle for the survival of the natural world, says the guardian’s environmental news editor, john vidal, on his retirement. two people in particular stand out in his short memoir published dec. 23 : wangari maathai from kenya, and ken saro-wiwa of nigeria. barack obama and maathai, 2006. (wikipedia) about maathai: the message she brought was that any debate about the natural world should not just be about science and parts-per-billion of obscure gases, or about genes or kilowatts, but must include developing countries and be rooted in justice, equity and the situation of the least advantaged. she went on to win the nobel peace prize, and the planting of trees became a worldwide symbol of political hope and community regeneration. continue reading → comments off on reflecting on the battle for the nature posted in about history , environmental justice cutting nasa would be a costly mistake posted on december 1, 2016 by bill kovarik | comments off on cutting nasa would be a costly mistake by david titley (originally in the conversation ) satellites of nasa’s earth observation program donald trump’s election is generating much speculation about how his administration may or may not reshape the federal government. on space issues, a senior trump advisor, former pennsylvania rep. bob walker, has called for ending nasa earth science research, including work related to climate change. walker contends that nasa’s proper role is deep-space research and exploration, not “politically correct environmental monitoring.” this proposal has caused deep concern for many in the climate science community, including people who work directly for nasa and others who rely heavily on nasa-produced data for their research. elections have consequences, and it is an executive branch prerogative to set priorities and propose budgets for federal agencies. however, president-elect trump and his team should think very carefully before they recommend canceling or defunding any of nasa’s current earth-observing missions. continue reading → comments off on cutting nasa would be a costly mistake posted in uncategorized death toll rising in global war on environmentalism posted on march 20, 2016 by bill kovarik | comments off on death toll rising in global war on environmentalism united nations envoy says the pattern of killings has become an epidemic. (un photo / jean-marc ferré) three central american assassinations in the first three weeks of march 2016, and three more in the summer and fall, underscore the mounting global death toll in the war being waged against peaceful environmental protests by mining, timbering and hydro-electric industries. the assassinations signal a “growing epidemic” according to a united nations special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous people, victoria tauli-corpuz. waterkeeper alliance president robert f. kennedy jr. has called on the us state department and international organizations to inves

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