The Kimberley coast is one of the world's last great unspoiled marine environments - nursery for the world's largest population of Humpback whales; home to a coral reef network of global significance and refuge for a wide range of endemic and endangered s

U.S. activists: Tell EPA Administrator Jackson that you support the proposed rulemaking that--for the first time ever--would require the nation's largest carbon polluters to meet modern emissions standards.

Please join me in telling Interior Secretary Salazar that it's time to protect streams and communities from hazardous mining waste by fixing and enforcing the Stream Buffer Zone Rule to end mountaintop-removal coal mining.

A study by more than 30 experts from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Paraguay warns of the threat menacing the survival of fish species and 50 riverside settlements in the Río de la Plata basin, which is the second largest river system in South America aft

The Bureau of Indian Affairs has withdrawn its biological assessment for a proposed power plant in northwestern New Mexico, saying it has "significant concerns" about the impact of mercury and selenium on two endangered fish species in the San Juan River

Post-coup illegal log and wildlife trade continues to threaten Madagacar's biodiversity rich rainforest remnants, ecological sustainability and future potential for national advancement.Please read and sign the protest.

U.N. climate talks fell into crisis on Saturday after some developing nations angrily rejected a plan worked out by U.S. President Barack Obama and leaders of other major economies for fighting global warming.

This morning Friends of the Earth delegates from across the world arrived at the Bella Center in Copenhagen to keep fighting for a strong and just climate deal -- only to find that their passes to the climate negotiations had been barred without advance n

After a chaotic day marred by violent clashes between protestors and police outside the Copenhagen Summit, and increasingly tense relations between negotiators inside the convention centre, a key breakthrough emerged late this afternoon reigniting optimis

Indigenous peoples of the Amazon, the Arctic, the islands of the Pacific Ocean and communities throughout the world that depend on their natural ecosystem for sustenance, livelihood and culture are the world's prime witnesses to climate change.