American Indian stalwarts of environmental justice recently met at a national workshop to write a milestone climate change declaration, clearly outlining a course on how to save the planet using indigenous science and knowledge.

Do we really understand how geologic forces impact the climate? Have we studied how proposed solutions for controlling carbon dioxide emissions stand up in geologic time? And I wonder. Is staving off another ice age -- if it's possible --

This new film exposes what environmentalists have dubbed the "Amazon Chernobyl".In a period exceeding 20 years,ending only in 1990,Chevron dumped,over 17 million barrels of crude oil and even more barrels ofwastewater in Ecuador..for resons of profit.

Himalayan glaciers are melting faster than any other body of ice as a result of climate change, threatening devastating consequences to the livelihoods of millions of people dependent on the river Ganges,

This article is by the excellent journalist George Monbiot,whose basic premise is that our leaders are doing far too little to reach the point of "carbon neutral".Whatever we do now will affect our earth for a long,long time.

In addition to putting solar panels on "Mama Sara's" roof, the activists put them on the "Senator Barack Obama School" in Kogelo Village as well.

FFI was shocked to learn from our Belizean partner Ya'axché Conservation Trust (Ya'axché) that the security of Bladen Nature Reserve in southwest Belize has recently been jeopardised

According to writer James Lovelock,climate change is already so advanced,that it's impact will result in only a few million humans surviving it's power.This article is worth a look,though it would be more useful to see it as a huge wake up call.

...like, dahhhh. Immigration-fueled population growth has been the single largest contributing factor to the increase in U.S. energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions over the past 35 years

The UNFCCC aims to stabilize greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations at a level that would prevent dangerous human impacts on climate systems. At the December meeting in Copenhagen, the 192 national governments that are party to the UNFCCC will seek to...