Syndicated Columnist

Earth Talk Young Readers Syndicated Columns

Syndicated environmental columnist for Earth Talk Young Readers—answering children’s questions on a broad range of environmental issues.

• Wyly asks: How do trees recycle air?
• Maddie asks: What is acid rain and why is it hurting the lake we live on?
• Wynne asks: Why do we need to conserve resources?
• Gillian asks: My dad keeps telling me not to waste water. He makes it sound like we could actually run out some day. Could we? Isn't there plenty of water to go around?
• Jeffrey asks: My teacher said that landfills are growing bigger and bigger. What does she mean?
• Jack asks: What part of the earth is affected by the Greenhouse Effect?
• Virgie asks: My class is researching ways that we can give gifts that support the environment this holiday season. Can you help me come up with a few ideas?
• Anne-Marie asks: Are there ways that kids can do their own news reports on the environment?
• Estelle asks: I keep hearing this term, ecological footprint. What does it mean?
• Dylan asks: Our class is studying soil and how it is actually made. Can you explain how soil is actually made?