A Changing View of Carson's 'Silent Spring'
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By John M. Tierney  For Rachel Carson admirers, it has not been a silent spring. They have been celebrating the centennial of her birthday with paeans to her saintliness. A new generation is reading her book in school - and mostly learning the wrong lesson from it.
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By John Norton, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Jun.
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TIME.com talks to sculptor Robert Berks about creating Johnny Carson out of clay
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This stage version of Kurt Vonnegutâs antiwar 1969 masterpiece faithfully retains the novelâs pivotal moments. But woe to the spectator unfamiliar with the material.
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A new book examines the reality and the myths surrounding the legacy of Thomas Alva Edison.
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Baseballâs mass migration to Arizona for spring training is a development that would have been someoneâs spring fantasy a couple of decades ago.
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By Scott Sexton, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Feb. 13--Change comes slowly to the mountains, whether it's the thousands of years it took rivers to carve the breathtaking valleys and gorges or the decades it's taking to change the way people think about their stewardship of the land.
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By Jack Komperda Daily Herald Staff Writer  Carol Bohnert takes her agriculture as seriously as her classroom lectures on diagramming sentences.
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The spring of hope, and the winter of despair. These are the mixed emotions that enunciate the prevailing paradox of our present society.
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The Budget Office and the case of the disappearing public interest
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By The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Sep. 25--When the Bush administration reversed federal policy in 2005 and announced it was opening up to 58 million acres of pristine national forest lands to timbering, oil and gas exploration and mining, the public reaction was heartening.
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By Adam Smeltz, The Centre Daily Times, State College, Pa.  Sep.
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I am writing to thank you for your opinion piece "Awareness is the mother's milk." Great job!  Bridgewater  ELLEN BORDMAN  (c) 2007 Patriot Ledger, The; Quincy, Mass.. Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning.
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DALLAS, Nov 21 (Reuters Life!) - America's often bloody conquest of the southwest as it pursued its "manifest destiny" is the subject of Hampton Sides' new book, a gripping narrative which centers on the enigmatic Christopher "Kit" Carson.
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By Joey Holleman, The State, Columbia, S.C.  Feb. 4--Ann Jennings left the Congaree Land Trust at the end of 2006, ready for the next stop on an environmental trip that began with recycling drives before placing her in the middle of the fight to save Congaree National Park.
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âIn the Shadow of the Moonâ is a morale booster. The power of its archival images hasnât diminished with familiarity.
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By The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Jun. 15--From Bob Bendick, director of the Southern Region of The Nature Conservancy:   I flew across the South from New Orleans to Charlotte. While the people around me read papers and stared into computer screens, I looked out the window.