Anyone who wants to criticise the scientists should first place the contents of their email archive for the last 10 years on a public repository, such that anyone has the opportunity to download it, peruse it, & cherry-pick out-of-context statements.

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Im so excited!!!!!! But of course that is not enough. So we have opened 12 shops in the busiest areas of town, where makala (charcoal) is being sold (and of course where our target market is!) Out with charcole yessssss

Armando Mendoza points to the huge cracks in the walls of his house in San Pedro, Mexico.Gesturing to the ceiling that recently fell in, he shows the damage caused by the daily explosions from the Canadian-owned mine San Xavier,

What is becoming an issue in the West with gas and oil exploration, due to the number of so-called "split estates" in which a person may own the surface rights to something, but someone else buys the mineral rights.

(CNSNews.com) - As the world focused on President Barack Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, a small group of determined scientists gathered in a Senate office building to present evidence backing their claim that climate change is caused not

Victoria's brown coal reserves look set to be opened up to export on a mass scale. Victorian Premier considering offering billions of tonnes of Latrobe Valley brown coal to be burned in Indian power stations.

Since 2000, 155 thousand square kilometres of rainforest in the Brazilian Amazon have been cut down for timber, burnt, or cleared for agricultural use. Forest clearance rates have averaged more than 1.8 million hectares per year.

Now, as the oyster industry heads into the fifth summer of its most unnerving crisis in decades, scientists are pondering a disturbing theory. They suspect water that rises from deep in the Pacific Ocean -- icy seawater that surges into Willapa Bay and ge

In Oregon's Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest, the Forest Service is considering allowing off-road vehicle use in some of the most fragile landscapes in the Forest. Please tell the Forest Service to protect the health and tranquility

Covering Brazil's worst flooding in decades _ a disaster that has killed 39 people and left nearly 270,000 homeless _ requires constant feeds of adrenaline and faith: adrenaline to conquer the fear of getting bitten by what locals call the "two-headed