Nature Is Speaking
In honor of Earth Day, watch this powerful little film that features Julia Roberts as “Mother Nature.” It’s part of a series of little films featuring other celebrities including Harrison Ford, Edward Norton, Penélope Cruz, Robert Redford and Ian Somerhalder who have join forces for Conservation International to give nature a voice.
E - The Environmental Magazine premiered in January 1990 on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the first Earth Day and in the wake of the infamous Exxon Valdez oil spill. At the time, the American public was also reeling from reports of medical waste washing up on New Jersey shores, fires blazing in Yellowstone Park and unusually hot weather that had earned the summer of 1988 the nickname “The Greenhouse Summer.”
Since its inception, the magazine’s mission has remained the same: to provide information about environmental issues and to share ideas and resources so that readers can live more sustainable lives and connect with ongoing efforts for change.
E is independent of any membership organization and has no agenda to promote except that of our very diverse and dynamic environmental movement as a whole. As such, E casts a wide net editorially, covering everything environmental — from the big issues like climate change, renewable energy and toxins and health, to the topics that directly impact our readers' daily lives: how to eat right and stay healthy, where to invest responsibly and how to save energy at home. For a fairly thorough rundown of the major environmental stories and topics we've covered over the past two decades.
