| No. 115 | September 29 | Wind, Solar Tax Credits Extended in $700 Billion Bail-Out. Vice Presidential Candidates Wrangle Over Energy, Climate Change. Environmental Defense Fund Partners With Wal-Mart to Cut Global Shopping Bag Waste. |
| No. 114 | September 22 | Reusable Bags Aren't Worth It They Don't Hold Up. Governor Paterson Opens Climate Change Gas Market. Republicans Boycott Senate Review of Bush Environmental Record. |
| No. 113 | September 15 | Conservancy Buys Famed Adirondack Lake. Bush Administration Says Energy Bill As Waste of Time. $500G to Rensselaer for Flood Recovery. |
| No. 112 | September 8 | To Slow Global Warming, Install White Roofs. Mall Glut to Clog Market for Years. Buffalo to Go to Single Stream Recycling. |
| No. 111 | September 1 | Urge Congress to Permanently Protect the Arctic Refuge. ENN: Asian Pollution Could Spur U.S., European Warming. DEC Speaks on Revere Smelting Battery Recycling Plant. |
| No. 110 | August 25 | A Mercury Story. Neighbor: Landfill Activity a 'nightmare. Man Dies from Toxic Fumes. |
| No. 109 | August 18 | Earthquake Zone Intersection Threatens Indian Point Nuclear Plant. Time Running Short for 400-year Party. DEC to Pick Lead Body for Garbage-to-Gas Review. |
| No. 108 | August 11 | Carbon Sequestration Might Poison The Planet. For Much of Area, Rain Won't Go Away. Product Safety Law Signed Today Bans Toxic Toys. |
| No. 107 | August 4 | New, Dangerous, Twist to Old PCB Story. Making Cement from Carbon Dioxide? China's Hazy But Relatively Safe. |
| No. 106 | July 28 | This Is Great. The Tragedy of the Love Canal. Love Canal Revitalization Agency to Close. |
| No. 105 | July 21 | Make Freddie and Fannie Go Green. Five Hikes in Search of Hudson Valley Views. Oil Spill On Nearly 100 Miles of Mississippi River. |
| No. 104 | July 14 | US Agrees 'compromise' Climate Deal. Monuments to U.S. Oil Dependence. Judy Enck: Natural Gas Drilling Regulation May Be Needed. |
| No. 103 | July 7 | NaturalGas.org. Fulton County to Start Generating Electric from Methane at County Dump. Less is More for Recycle Program. |
| No. 102 | June 30 | Paterson Sets Up Environmental Justice Office. Climate Change Registry Starts in New York. The Incredible Fib. |
| No. 101 | June 23 | Oil Price Q&A: Who Are the Winners and Losers? Stop Blaming Speculators for Everything. Oil Sets New Record: $140 Per Barrel. |
| No. 100 | June 16 | Krugman: Driller Insinct. Tax Cut Carrot for Solar Energy. NY Legislature Passes Cancer Mapping Bill. |
| No. 99 | June 9 | Babylon Plans to Set Aside Funds for Green Program. Local Congressmen Sign Onto Law Forcing Vacant Leases to Be Used to Forfieted. New York Governor Encourages Unique Clean Coal Plant. |
| No. 98 | June 2 | Oil Hits $139.01 A Barrel; Closes at $138.54. Paterson Praises Iberdrola Wind-power Plan. One Indian Point Reactor Shut Down for Repairs; Other Remains Active. |
| No. 97 | May 26 | Climate Change Bills Proliferate in Congress. World Leaders Commit to Conserve Diversity of Life On Earth. Voyager Associates Buys Up 4,200 Acres of Adirondack Park. |
| No. 96 | May 19 | How Clean is Coal? 'Recycling' Energy Seen Saving Companies Money. Plastic Finds a Second Life and Skirts the Dump. |
| No. 95 | May 12 | Rachel's: Carbon Sequestration is Dangerous. 30 Years of Global Warming Has Altered the Planet. Lights out? NYers fall behind on energy bills. |
| No. 94 | May 5 | Duanesburg drafts wind turbine rules. Croton-on-Hudson Diesel Spill Leads to Arrest. Portrait of an oil-addicted former superpower. |
| No. 93 | April 28 | Divisions Persist Among Greenhouse Giants. E.P.A. Proposes New Limits on Lead in the Air. Malta to AMD: Do What You Please. |
| No. 92 | April 21 | Stay on the alert. Europe's New Coal Plants. Hammond on Cleaner Air in Rensselear Co.. |
| No. 91 | April 14 | Invisible, Clean, and Massive? Deadline looms for Modernizing Huntley Station Power Plant. PSC: Iberdrola Must Sell Maple Ridge Stake. |
| No. 90 | April 7 | Ethanol is an Environmental White Elephant? Metroland Online - This Week's Dining Review. Metroland Online - Newsfront. |
| No. 89 | March 31 | Michigan Schools Embrace Wind Power, Biodiesel. Stillwater seeks clout to ensure safe drinking water during PCB dredging. Unsold books tossed out, recycled. |
| No. 88 | March 24 | How Green Is Your Collar?. California cuts no-emissions vehicle requirement. Climate-change conference set in Tupper Lake. |
| No. 87 | March 17 | McHugh presses for acid-rain funding. Men face charges for too many fish. Big haul lands anglers on hook again. |
| No. 86 | March 10 | Going Nowhere Fast. Senators launch new effort to open ANWR to drilling. Bill would bar Suffolk from buying bottled water . |
| No. 85 | March 2 | OPEC Says No to Lower Prices. The LaFarge Question. Using Rastra To Build an Energy Efficent Home. |
| No. 84 | February 24 | LaFarge: Dirtiest Mercury Emitter in the State. The Not So Pristine National Parks. Tar Sands: The Most Destructive Project on Earth. |
| No. 83 | February 17 | Global Cooling and Warming. |
| No. 82 | February 10 | London Increases Congestion Charge For Big Vehicles. The Anti-Biofuels Study. |
| No. 81 | February 3 | Energy Bill May Benefit GE and Local Businesses. High Country News on Wildlife Managers and Climate Change. Renselear County Proposes A Municpal Plastic Bag Recycling Program. |
| No. 80 | January 27 | Ride to Proctors for Free. $4 Dollar A Gallon Gas: Soon. Spitzer Says Do Nothing About Polluted Rivers. |
| No. 79 | January 20 | EPA Supported California Waiver: Walmart Continues to Gren It's Stores Up. Some Interesting Things Done on the Environment Front. |
| No. 78 | January 13 | How High Oil Prices Have Changed the World. |
| No. 77 | January 6 | Spitzer Calls For Smart Energy Metering. Studying the Feasibility of Pougkeepsie-Highland Pedistrian Bridge. A Turning Point in Transit? |
| No. 76 | December 30 | Are High Oil Prices Good for Environment? Saving Your Trash for Year. Madison County's 100 Year Landfill Expansion. |
| No. 75 | December 23 | Curbing Sprawl. Ken Parkinson's LTE on Sunday's Times Union. Saving Rural America By Greening It. |
| No. 74 | December 16 | Cleaner and Greener Here and Not So in China. Burning $50 Million Dollars for the Hell of It. How to Restore 598 Madison. |
| No. 73 | December 9 | US Senate Passes Energy Bill. Exxon Proposes Liquefied Natural Gas Plant 20 Miles from New Jersey Shore. Amtrak and State Move Forward After Dispute. |
| No. 72 | December 2 | Climate Change Petition. See What Pete Seeger Has to Save About Climate Change. Energy Bill Dies in US Senate. |
| No. 71 | November 25 | Titus Mountain Open. Chemical Tanker Crash on Route 9N. Thruway Authority Gets In Trouble for Storing Hazardous Waste. |
| No. 70 | November 18 | Coal's Solid Waste Problem. A Petition to Ban Phthalates. What Global Warming? |
| No. 69 | November 11 | High Oil Prices? Blame Instability? Laura Bush Likes Mandatory Plastic Bag Recycling. The New 2009 Chevy Silverado Hybrid. |
| No. 68 | November 4 | Do Your Cows Glow At Night? This Little Gem from TU Business Blog. Times Union Catches On to the 20th Century. |
| No. 67 | October 29 | House Passes Updated Public Lands Mining Law. Well Moo. Kunstler on What's Keeping Gas Prices Low. |
| No. 66 | October 22 | Quick End of Friday Note. Oil's Running Out. America's Greenest States. |
| No. 65 | October 15 | Beaming Power From Space? Is It Better To Drive or Fly? Industry: Sure Nuclear Power -- If You Give Me The Bucks. |
| No. 64 | October 8 | Al Gore Wins Noble Peace Prize. American Electric Power To Clean Up It's Plants. Going More Remote for Oil. |
| No. 63 | October 1 | Cap and Recycle. New California Buildings Must Be Energy Nuetral By 2020. NYC, water Resources, and Upstate Residences. |
| No. 62 | September 24 | More Railing Against Wind Power. Seneca Meadow Traffic Upsets Southern Tier Residents. World Bank Ignoring Renewables? |
| No. 61 | September 17 | Saratoga's Mineral Baths To Go Pure. Erie Canal May Run Dry. Congress Critical of Coal Sequestration and Coal to Liquid. |
| No. 60 | September 10 | Peter Bauer to Leave Resident's Committee to Harass the Adirondacks. Speaking of the Floating Dock Camp Scandal. Global Warming Helping Oil Exploration. |
| No. 59 | August 27 | Albany Has NY's Best Tasting Water (Again). Dormitory Authority to Mandate LEEDs Construction. Changing Mountaintop Mining Regulations. |
| No. 58 | August 20 | Climate Change vs. Environmentalism. |
| No. 57 | August 6 | Hillary on the Environment. The Great Mine Disaster. VPIRG's Not So Great Report on Cholorine Use At Paper Plants. |
| No. 56 | July 30 | Decline of Bees. Wi-Fi Public Parks. Governor Signs Brodsky's Creosote Bill Into Law. |
| No. 55 | July 23 | Prisus as a Political Statement. Endangered Species Act an Endangered Species? Our Sometimes Very Dangerous World. |
| No. 54 | July 16 | Spitzer Signs EPF Increases. Getting AMD Answers Before Money? Rensselearville Comprehensive Plan. |
| No. 53 | July 9 | It No Longer Stinks So Bad. Spitzer to Veto EPF Increase? The Legislature's Tax Increase. |
| No. 52 | July 2 | Causing Trouble Over at Grist With Fuel Economy Standards. Live Earth's Seven Point Pledge. Beyond Intercity Despair. |
| No. 51 | June 25 | Illegal or Not? Alliance for Clean Energy Complains About No Article X Law. You Too Can Swim in the East River. |
| No. 50 | June 18 | Economist on Recycling. That 43 Megawatt Question. |
| No. 49 | May 21 | TU on Global Warming. Pete Dubacher's Back on the Front Page. |
| No. 48 | May 7 | China Looking More Towards Renewable. Obama Proposes Tougher Fuel Economy Standards. |
| No. 47 | April 30 | Draft of a TU Letter to the Editor. Dirty Apples. How Much Mercury is In That Bulb? |
| No. 46 | April 23 | House Bans International Trash Importing. The Downside of Cap and Trade. Biofuels and Energy. |
| No. 45 | April 16 | Spitzer's New Energy Speech. Refill Not Landfill. Work on PCB Facility to Start Soon. |
| No. 44 | April 9 | Today Was The Big Global Warming Day. Dioxin as Brought To You By the Chlorine Council. What DEC Oversight? |
| No. 43 | March 26 | Ansel Adams Photos To Come to Cooperstown. New York City to Put Recycling Bins in Parks. Powering Your Laptop on Sugar. |
| No. 42 | March 19 | Governor Has Northway Cellphone Plan. Inhofe's Skeptic Guide to Climate Change. Dangerous Technology: Carbon Sequestration. |
| No. 41 | March 12 | How Much Oil Does It Take To Make Plastic? Ausable Gets Wet. Few Stories on Global Warming. |
| No. 40 | March 4 | Bonvia Says No To Wind Farms. Spitzer Says No Negogations With NYRI Until Impact Study. I-86 To Consider Adding 2 More Lanes. |
| No. 39 | February 25 | Hillary's Energy Speech. How Many Compact Fluorescents Do You Have? What A Purty Casino. |
| No. 38 | February 18 | The Results of Last Night's Public Hearing. Pete Grannis' Nomination To Be Opposed By Hunting Groups. NYT Says Spitzer Should Do Something on Global Warming. |
| No. 37 | February 11 | Twenty Years and Still Dumping Hazardous Waste. Governor Spitzer Wants an Office on Climate Change. Casella Does Another Snow Job on Elmira/Ithaca. |
| No. 36 | February 4 | If It Had Only Been a Sex Offender. |
| No. 35 | January 28 | Grannis Becomes Head of DEC. GE Hires Contractors for Hudson River Dredging. |
| No. 34 | January 14 | US Senator Ted Stevens Introduces 40 MPG Car Fuel Economy Standard. Oh, Cement Plants. Don't Worry: The Hudson River Has Always Has Had Radioactive Fish. |
| No. 33 | January 7 | Rockland County to Have Perpetual Hazardous Waste Collection. Connecticut To Emphasize Recycling. Spitzer May Appoint Energy Lobbyist To Head PSC. |
| No. 32 | December 17 | States Sue EPA Over Soot Levels. |
| No. 31 | December 10 | Styrofoam Thoughts. James Howard Kunstler on the Changing America. |
| No. 30 | December 3 | Rob a Polluter, Pay the Cowboy. Some Thoughts on Environmental Pollution. DEC Announces Draft Greenhouse Gas Regulations. |
| No. 29 | November 26 | Global Warming and My Pickup Truck. |
| No. 28 | November 12 | Pew. That Georgia-Pacific Paper Plant. You Smell A Feedlot, We Smell Money. Ti's IP Decides Against Tire Burn Plan. |
| No. 27 | November 5 | Plastic Trash in the Pacific Ocean. DEC Updates Master Snowmobile Plan for Adirondacks. Dredging the Hudson River. |
| No. 26 | October 23 | Today's TU Article on Secret Dump Contract. |
| No. 25 | October 16 | Allied Waste Dumps Trash at Rapp Road for $37.39/ton. Sunday Morning. Just Creatures of Nature. |
| No. 24 | October 9 | Towards a New Environmental Philosophy. |
| No. 23 | October 2 | Debating on the Burn Barrel Pollution. Troy Buys 35 Acres of River Front Property to Clean Up. EANY Names Tom DiNappoli Legislator of the Year. |
| No. 22 | September 18 | Toxic Algea Blooms. Albany to Dump Nixon-Peabody? Albany Dumps Plan for East Barriens Dump Expansion. |
| No. 21 | September 11 | Apple Trees. Vermont Governor and AG Continue To Fight Ti Test Burn. |
| No. 20 | August 28 | Monocropped and Flat. Northern Sanitation's Dioxin Commericals. Should the Champlain Bridge Be Preserved? |
| No. 19 | August 21 | When Will Energy Be Cheap? Six Months in a Green Building. Paper Trash and Campaigns. |
| No. 18 | August 14 | Alive at Five, Litter at Six. Green New York. Poverty in Mid-Hudson River Communities. |
| No. 17 | August 7 | Homeless Living Under Bridge. Even More Pricey Gasoline. |
| No. 16 | July 31 | Paper Garbage on It's Way to the Dump. Can't Breathe Most of This Week. Purty? Yes. Terribly Constructed? Yes. |
| No. 15 | July 24 | Sandy Gordon's Biodiesel Pickup Truck. Save the Pine Bush Landfill/Solid Waste Committee. Gas Prices Hit Record Highs. |
| No. 14 | July 17 | How Does Region Effect Gas Prices? More DEC Gated Communities. Mayor's Time to Rant and Rave About the City Dump. |
| No. 13 | July 10 | $4.9 Billion Profit for GE This Quarter. VPR on Air Quality. NYCO On Why He Loves Global Warming. |
| No. 12 | July 3 | Google Maps for Rural America. No Gay Marriage Right in New York State. The Latest Yuppie Product: Oxygen Water. |
| No. 11 | June 26 | Mud versus Muck. The Green Bubble. 9.5 Feet Over Sea Level. |
| No. 10 | June 5 | Rain, Rain, Go Away. |
| No. 9 | May 15 | I See the Sun. |
| No. 8 | May 8 | Rain. Eagles Return. |
| No. 7 | April 24 | Thoughts on Hybrid Cars. Reflections on the Effuluent Society. |
| No. 6 | April 17 | |
