Ocean warming and human activity have devastated the coastal wildlife of the Galapagos Islands, say scientists

Several species of marine plants and animals are believed to have become extinct and many others are seriously threatened, a new report reveals. Researchers blame the impact of rising ocean temperatures coupled with fishing and tourism.

For centuries, Chinese herbal pharmacies have been preparing patented preparations as pills and liquid extracts. In modern times, classical formulas for the treatment of respiratory tract infections are also made in fast-dissolving extracts packaged in in

The National Zoo will announce Friday morning that Washington's beloved adolescent giant panda, Tai Shan, is leaving his place of birth and being sent to China

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals today ordered that a preliminary injunction be granted to tribal plaintiffs that halts the expansion of the Cortez gold mine in Nevada owned by Barrick Gold Corporation, a Canadian company based in

HAARP refers to the "High-Frequency Active Auroal Research Program". It is located at approximately 62.39N, 145.15W near the town of Gakona, Alaska. HAARP project is funded by the US Senate and opperated by the US Navy & AirForce

It seems like something from an earlier century in which native American children were forced to give up their Indian ways and for the culture of whites.

The fact is we know less about President Obama than perhaps any other president in American history and much of this is due to actual efforts to hide his record.

French journalist and filmmaker Marie-Monique Robin examines the dark and troubling influence of American chemical and biotech giant Monsanto. Her incendiary film documents a corporate legacy of greed, death, poverty and illness --from the creation (and

Since 1985, seawater temperature in Kuwait Bay, northern Arabian Gulf, has increased on average 0.6°C per decade. This is about three times faster than the global average rate reported by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).