Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association, Taiwan

The Green Party Taiwan and Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association will sponsor a discussion on vegetarianism's role in dealing with global warming on 1 April 2008, at 12F, #86 Chongcing S. Rd.

The following translation is an account of an interview with Robin Winkler, a naturalized Taiwanese citizen and former EPA commissioner, founder of Taiwan's Wild at Heart Legal Defense Associati

Taiwan's being named by Nature magazine as producing the largest amount of CO2 emissions of any power plant prompted a member of the environmental impact assessment commission that is revie

For those of us following the Narmada valley tragedy as documented in Franny Armstrong's film Drowned Out (available with Chinese language subtitles from Wild), here is a recent update from Fran

The Sound Earth Foundation is a Pittsburgh-based, non-profit information network striving to educate the public about our direct relationship to the environment. The foundation's goal is to teac

There are hundreds of "environmental NGOs" in Taiwan. Some are sponsored by the government, some by business, and some by donations and their project work. The following are some of these

World Car Free Network Wild is a member organization of the World Car Free Network, an international organization devoted to exploring alternatives to car dependence and reducing the human impact

By Christina MacFarquhar Dr. Cathy Kapica, Global Nutrition Director of McDonald’s corporation, was not seen publicly burning copies of Eric Schlosser's books during her visit to Taiwan