• Henry Gass Twitter
  • Henry Gass LinkedIn
  • Henry Gass Flickr

Henry Gass

Journalist/Photographer

  • Home
  • Bio
  • Articles
  • Photography
  • Audio
  • Video
  • Resume
  • Contact
  • Navigation

Moving shale oil across melting tundra: huge and potentially risky business

By Henry Gass October 16, 2013 Articles No Comments
Moving shale oil across melting tundra: huge and potentially risky business

Residents and others familiar with the treacherous northern Manitoba terrain are nervous about a plan to ship oil by rail there, even with the prospect of oil riches flowing into this isolated and job-hungry town

Read more

Proposed LNG exports spark controversy in British Columbia

By Henry Gass October 7, 2013 Articles No Comments
Proposed LNG exports spark controversy in British Columbia

The breakneck development of natural gas in British Columbia has raised a few environmental and political objections, the majority coming from First Nations, who have been living on the business end of development in for years

Read more

How an earthquake gave Christchurch, New Zealand, a major push toward sustainability

By Henry Gass September 5, 2013 Articles No Comments
How an earthquake gave Christchurch, New Zealand, a major push toward sustainability

After enduring three earthquakes in six months, Christchurch is hoping to become the greenest city in the world. Results so far have been mixed.

Read more

Why the Mohawks are no longer walking the high steel

By Henry Gass August 23, 2013 Articles No Comments
Why the Mohawks are no longer walking the high steel

Mohawks from the Kahnawake reserve outside Montreal have helped build New York City for 100 years, but now their most famous tradition is declining

Read more

How Global Warming Is Spreading Toxic Dust

By Henry Gass July 30, 2013 Articles No Comments
How Global Warming Is Spreading Toxic Dust

Pollution problems from the past rise to the surface, thanks to climate change

Read more

Are King Crabs Invading Antarctic Seas?

By Henry Gass July 8, 2013 Articles No Comments

A new study suggests not, and points to a paucity of scientific knowledge of life undersea

Read more

Going to Seed: Climate Change Could Spark Small Mammal Invasion

By Henry Gass July 8, 2013 Articles No Comments

Seeding events in forests, on the rise due partly to climate change, provide more food for invasive mammals and could be the cause of a boom in their populations

Read more

Comissioner Raymond Kelly Orders More Manpower to Curb Gun Violence

By Henry Gass June 3, 2013 Articles No Comments

The Warrant Squads in several precincts that had multiple shootings will be out in force over the weekend to snatch up anyone the find with outstanding warrants

Read more

Man Killed by Stray Bullet on Myrtle Ave Remembered as ‘Teddy Bear’

By Henry Gass June 3, 2013 Articles No Comments

Wilson was hit by a stray bullet while leaving the Fork Café on Myrtle Avenue in Clinton Hill close to midnight on Friday May 31

Read more

Safe Testing

By Henry Gass May 22, 2013 Articles No Comments
Safe Testing

Thanks to a lawsuit, pesticide tests on human subjects will have to meet tighter safety standards to be submitted to the EPA

Read more

  • « Previous
  • Next »
  • Henry Gass Twitter
  • Henry Gass LinkedIn
  • Henry Gass Flickr
Copyright © 2025 Henry Gass | Theme by: Theme Horse | Powered by: WordPress
Back to Top