Author: Emily Earle
Emily Earle is a graduate student in the Reporting the Nation program at New York University. Living in New York City for the past few years, Emily was born in Philadelphia and grew up in New Hampshire. She graduated from Williams College in 2001 with a degree in history and a concentration in environmental studies. Studying in Madagascar during college, she became proficient in French and interested in environmental health and justice issues. Emily worked in environmental policy and communications in Washington, DC and New York City before enrolling in journalism school. She most recently held a position at WE ACT for Environmental Justice, where one of her main projects was the launch of their new website in March 2008.
Stories by this author
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The sun provides a growing number of New Yorkers with free electricity, but catching those valuable rays comes at a price.
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Once a luxury, rooftop gardens are proving to be an eco-friendly, economical way to “go green” in New York.
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Organizers say, it’s the most environmentally friendly inauguration in history.
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About 20 percent of all HIV cases can be traced to sharing dirty needles, but syringe exchange programs remain controversial.
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Delaware knows their elected V.P. won’t forget them.
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An Obama win could provide another boost for renewable energy businesses in the City of Brotherly Love
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Business leader believes the economy woes will slow business in this strip of discount stores.
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But Harlem neighbors fear dilapidated bus depot may survive as economy takes a nose dive.
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About 1,000 supporters gather to hear Green Party Candidate Ralph Nader speak.
