Fuel cells, large and small, have been used to power everything from cell phones to industrial facilities. These market moves are driven by informed consumer demand, and Earth Day does much to educate consumers. The Earth Day Network, based in Seattle and directed by Hayes, promotes a healthy environment by linking groups worldwide and providing them with information and resources to combat obstacles to environmental health. The network includes more than 5,000 organizations in 184 countries. By John Roach Blackouts roll across California.
Icebergs calve in the Antarctic Peninsula.
Salmon migrate via barges. Water creeps up on island nations. The United States wants energy. The Earth needs to cool down. Vice President Dick Cheney thinks so.