Did you know Newsweek is being paid by the oil industry to host lobbying events in Washington DC? TPM Muckraker is reporting that Newsweek is partnering with the American Petroleum Institute (API)--the lobbying arm of the oil industry--to host a panel dis

Right now polluters are working to weaken the Climate Change Action Plan that the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) released for public comment. Tell our state leaders you want real action to reduce global warming pollution.

Copenhagen climate talks [search] must not provide Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) carbon market funds for old, natural forest logging, or for conversion of natural or semi-natural forests and other ecosystems to plantations.

English farmers have been given a last chance to adopt greener practices that benefit wildlife and help to combat climate change or face deductions from their state hand-outs of cash.

In just over a month, delegates from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will meet in Copenhagen in the most highly-anticipated climate change meeting in years. Intended to develop guidelines for a post-Kyoto climate treaty

A crack in the Earth's crust - which could be the forerunner to a new ocean - ripped open in just days in 2005, a new study suggests. The opening, located in the Afar region of Ethiopia, presents a unique opportunity for geologists to study how...........

Mapping the California sea lion's brain with a combination of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and volumetric measuring, scientists want to better understand how toxins in the water are causing neurological damage among marine mammal populations.

It has come to the knowledge that the Centre for Environmental Science and Technology (CEST), Banaras Hindu University, will organize a three-day International Congress on Recent Advances in Environment Science and Technology from November 2.

Mercury is even more of an "iron planet" than scientists had previously supposed.

Climate change could be cancelled out in a staggeringly ambitious plan to plant the Sahara desert and Australian outback with trees