Did you know Newsweek is being paid by the oil industry to host lobbying events in Washington DC?

Conchs are smuggled from south India and then they were sent to foreign destinations. The quality of some of these conches are better that ivory. They are covered under schedule I of the Wildlife Act for which the imprisonment is for 7 year.Say No to them

Think the ag lobby--with so much to lose from global warming--might want to help pass a climate bill? Don't be silly.

The story began almost 40 years ago, but when filmmaker Joe Berlinger "saw villagers eating canned tuna fish because the fish in their rivers were too contaminated to eat, [he] knew [he] had to do something".

Think "a penny saved is a penny earned" is too old fashioned? Then check out these expenses that are actually making you poorer and how you can turn pennies into retirement money.

Energy firms the world over are increasingly aware of the threat posed to their business by global warming, but few are actively preparing for the likely impact of rising temperatures and increasingly extreme weather.

QUERENCIA, Brazil -- José Marcolini, a farmer here, has a permit from the Brazilian government to raze 12,500 acres of rain forest this year to create highly profitable new soy fields. But he says he is struggling with his conscience.

Next year marks first time in a generation that payments won't increase

FENNVILLE -- John Dekker feels like he's camping out in his own home. He showers with bottled water and drags his laundry to a Laundromat. He can't sell his house without disclosing its glaring flaw -- his well is contaminated. Neighbor Kari

Organic farming is the best practice to ensure both food security and environmental respect, Europe recognizes. The only weak point is that productivity is still far below that of traditional farming methods, which use fertilisers and pesticides.