Apart from disinformation on climate change,by the oil giants,their is the obsession with growth.This is perpetrated by the very companies, happy to squeeze and lay off workers,whilst destroying communities,to maximise profits.They want it all.

Four square metres of rainforest are destroyed for every gram of cocaine snorted, a conference of senior British police officers has been to

For over 4 decades, Indigenous communities have witnessed multinational oil companies cut through their ancestral lands in search of the country's vast petroleum resources. According to the report "Amazon Crude", Texaco alone was responsible for dumping

The Senate is expected to vote as early as 5/13 on an energy package full of outdated ideas,especially targeting the Arctic Refuge for drilling,that would move America away from,not toward,a secure energy future.Please use our letter below to remind your

Canada has proven once again that it is way ahead of the rest of world with its progressive government. Ontario has banned the use and sale of lawn and garden pesticides for homeowners.

An eaglet hatched over the weekend and officials say they got a view of the little one at 3:50 p.m. Sunday.The egg hatched on its 37 day. It was the fifth one laid by the mother this year. Finally a little Eagle!!!!!!

Only 40% of the US population actually recycle their cell phones while another 10% simply toss them into the bin. But recycling your old cell phone could also be more than a green thing to do. You could be saving endangered Africa gorilla species.

International -- Are you a "green" consumer? Even if your intentions are good, your "Earth friendly" soap and organic ice cream may be driving species to extinction and heating up the planet, especially if these products contain palm oil.

"We are proud to join together with the Navajo Nation on this important endeavor," said Kennedy. "This project has the potential to develop more than 500 megawatts of wind energy, which will provide sustained economic and environmental benefits for...

Environment group WWF has called for urgent testing of carbon capture and storage (CCS) to determine whether or not the low-emissions technology for fossil fuels can work.