Fareed Zakaria, host of "Fareed Zakaria GPS" on CNN, says the U.S. needs China to help solve global problems. But it's difficult to tell whether President Obama got that message across during his visit, Zakaria writes. FULL STORY

This weekend is your last chance to sign during a government comment period to save snapper and groper fish species. On Sunday, I'll be pulling a file of all the Care2 signers to my petition to end overfishing to be sent to the South Atlantic Fishery Mana

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed new standards that will improve the gas mileage of new cars and light trucks. The deadline to submit comments is Wednesday, November 25th.

Eating Our Words isn't a vegetarian (or -- perish the thought -- a vegan), but we have a lot of friends who are. And for those folks, Thanksgiving can be a nightmare of avoiding the main show (that dried out or deep-fried turkey) while navigating gloppy

Most experts agree that we are losing upwards of 80,000 acres of tropical rainforest daily ... Along with this loss and degradation, we are losing some 135 plant, animal and insect species every day--or some 50,000 species a year--as the forests fall.

The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed new standards that will improve the gas mileage of new cars and light trucks. The deadline to submit comments is Wednesday, November 25th. Add your name by filling out the form on the right and we will deli

Sharing your tips and ideas will help influence the actions of others, and if you share before the end of the month, it will have another benefit as well. For every environmental tip or tactic posted on the "Team Earth Tips" blog, SC Johnson will contribu

Ready to get off the sidelines and get in the game? Show your support by joining our growing team of conservationists, businesses, governments and individuals to protect biodiversity. You don't have to go into the field to effect conservation ac

Just 210 elephants and 190 tigers remain in Indonesia, and within 20 years, all of Sumatra's orangutans could be extinct. This is the extraordinary tale told by MSNBC's Jeff Corwin as he travels the globe in his show, 100 Heartbeats. Corwin stumbles upon

We realize that that the apathy surrounding Global Warming is often a product of fear: the fear that we are too late, the problem is too great, and that we as individuals cannot do anything about it This couldn't be farther from the truth.