Jerry James Stone

Jerry James Stone is an environmental blogger at TreeHugger and social media consultant. His work has also appeared in MAKE magazine.

Technology Jul 28 2011, 10:00 AM ET

A photographer simultaneously captures the beauty and horror of human pollution, from thick oil spills to dirty coal mining… More »

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