THE ITHACAN

Chasing Ice

By Lewis Kendall • December 12, 2012

In case you haven't heard, "Chasing Ice" is the next big thing in environmental film.

BP to pay for spill

By Lewis Kendall • November 15, 2012

BP has agreed to pay $4.5 billion in damages – the largest criminal fine in U.S history – for its role in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion.

Sandy and climate change

By Lewis Kendall • November 6, 2012

All but forgotten during the presidential debates, the issue of climate change became prevalent once again with the arrival of hurricane Sandy.

Top 5 eco websites

By Lewis Kendall • October 28, 2012

There are so many voices in the world of environmental reporting that it's hard to know who to listen to. With that in mind, here is a list of some of my go-to resources

Coral Destruction in Great Barrier Reef

By Lewis Kendall • October 22, 2012

If you were planning to visit Australia's Great Barrier Reef, you better do it soon.

Bicycle helmets

By Lewis Kendall • October 1, 2012

Over spring break I visited Copenhagen, Denmark. The first thing that you notice in Denmark – besides being shorter than everyone around you – is the number of bikes.

The Sky is Pink

By Lewis Kendall • September 25, 2012

Josh Fox, director of the Oscar nominated film "Gasland," released a second, shorter documentary over the summer.

Global food waste

By Lewis Kendall • September 16, 2012

Here's a disturbing infographic from Next Generation Food with some great stats about food waste.

The costs and benefits of eating organic

By Lewis Kendall • September 7, 2012

If you follow eco news at all you will have been bombarded recently by the publication of an extensive study on the pros and cons of "organic" foods.

Resource and Environmental Management Program film series

By Lewis Kendall • August 31, 2012

Environmental group hosts serious of films in September.