Recycling: Going Green: Journals

Green is dedicated to basic and applied research covering all aspects of energy conversion, storage, distribution, and efficiency improvements for a sustainable supply of mankind. Contributions from Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Biotechnology, the Engineering and Material Sciences as well as interdisciplinary research are welcome. The aim of Green is to provide a common scientific forum for all aspects of sustainable energy science and technology and, in this way, to foster the dissemination of latest results among the different disciplines contributing to this vast research area, and to stimulate the discussion and cooperation between scientists and decision makers working towards the common goal of a sustainable energy supply.

Includes reports on direct action, information about the preservation of wilderness and biological diversity as well as news and announcements about EF! and other radical environmental groups. The Earth First! Journal is the voice of the radical environmental movement. Published quarterly, it contains reports on direct action; articles on the preservation of wilderness and biological diversity; news and announcements about EF! and other radical environmental groups; investigative articles; critiques of the entire environmental movement; book and music reviews; essays exploring ecological theory and a sometimes-lively letters to the editor section. The Earth First! Journal is an essential forum for discussion within the Earth First! movement. It is meant to be bold, controversial, amusing and diverse in content and style. You won’t find hard-hitting news like this anywhere else.

The most popular and longest-running sustainable-lifestyle magazine, MOTHER EARTH NEWS provides wide-ranging, expert editorial coverage of organic foods, country living, green transportation, renewable energy, natural health and green building. Lively, insightful and on the cutting edge, MOTHER EARTH NEWS is the definitive read for the growing number of Americans who choose wisely and live well. Watch the video below from our friends at Sunflower Journeys for more on our history and parent company, Ogden Publications.

For 12 years, Solid Waste & Recycling magazine has provided waste managers in the municipal and industrial, commercial and institutional (IC&I) fields with leading-edge articles on all aspects of waste collection, recycling, composting, disposal and more, edited for the Canadian context. Articles offer savvy diversion strategies, regulatory compliance issues and engineered solutions and cover a wide range of technical topics such as collection containers, special vehicles, modern landfills, waste-to-energy plants, composting facilities, new recycling technologies, product stewardship and more. If your work involves minimizing waste and waste-related costs, you simply can't afford not to read bi-monthly Solid Waste & Recycling magazine.
Guy Crittenden is editor of Solid Waste & Recycling magazine, Canada's magazine on all issues related to waste management, recycling, composting, processing, hauling and disposal. The magazine is read by managers and practitioners in both the municipal and industrial, commercial and institutional waste (IC&I) sectors, and covers policy issues as well as the practical 'shop floor' and technical dimensions of this rapidly changing industry.

Articles, review articles and commentary on various aspects of composting and recycling, landfills, biosolids, farm composting.