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  • About
    • Brief Bio
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    • Other Work Samples
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  • E-cology Reports
    • Bird Habitat
    • Climate Change
    • Energy/Environmental Policy
    • Land Restoration
    • Waterway Health
  • Energy News Network
  • Buy Elizabeth’s Book

Category: climate change

Curbing the emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases is the global challenge of the 21st century. Most energy and environmental policy take these heat-trapping gases into account. Fossil fuel-fired power plants, buildings and the transportation sector are the main emitters but agriculture, landfills and other sectors are also of concern.

Posted on March 23, 2018March 23, 2018 awareness climate change D.C. Department of Energy and Environment e-cology environmental heroes household energy use plastic trash textiles recycling trash zero waste

Woman of the Cloth: Diverting fabric from landfills one pair of pants at a time

WASHINGTON—The average American tosses upward of 70 pounds of T-shirts, jeans, sweaters and towels into the garbage. Each year. Do the math in the nation’s...

Posted on January 31, 2018January 31, 2018 awareness birds climate change environmental heroes interior department invasive species native forest restoration post-coal energy renewal river/waterway health U.S. Forest Service

Rx for Appalachia: Non-profit restoring native forests to mountains devastated by coal mining and logging

DURBIN, WEST VIRGINIA—Near the top of Cheat Mountain, bulldozer operator Bill Moore grimaces at the wreckage littering the steep slope below. It looks as if...

Posted on November 21, 2017November 21, 2017 climate change e-cology environmental heroes faith-based stewardship household energy use just transitions post-coal energy Uncategorized

Keeping the Faith: D.C. marchers say climate legacy starts with local carbon cap

WASHINGTON—These are the things some three dozen D.C. residents buried on a clear, blustery Saturday afternoon: climate justice, public and Native American lands, walks in...

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E-cology Reports

Book cover Greetings Readers, February 10, 2021 by Elizabeth McGowan - Elizabeth McGowan here. Please click to my author website to learn about my journey to publishing Outpedaling ‘The Big C’: My Healing Cycle Across America. You can sign up for my NEW newsletter about riding and writing, and also invite me to be a speaker for your book group, cancer support group or other cherished institution.… Read more >
Ingenuity + money = flourishing enterprises on Central Appalachia coalfields April 24, 2019 by Elizabeth McGowan - Whitesburg, Ky.—If hollowed out minelands and communities of Central Appalachia are to be restored in some fashion, then the vision for the region’s future has to extend beyond infrastructure for federal prisons and natural gas pipelines. That’s what Eric Dixon of the Appalachian Citizens’ Law Center says he hears as he crisscrosses the area. "Communities… Read more >