Earlier this year, NRDC online activists joined me to win a huge victory for wilderness when a federal judge blocked the Bush Administration from handing over 110,000 acres of Utah's Redrock Wilderness to oil and gas companies.

Here is a design created by my friend and inspired by Green peace, please go to the link and vote, if you could pass on to your change contacts and more we would both be very grateful. Go green peace.

If pursued wisely, biofuels - such as ethanol - have the potential to play a pivotal role in reducing global warming emissions from vehicles. But research indicates that conventional biofuels can result in substantial global warming pollution when

In a stunning blow to the environment, the Obama Administration just approved a clearcut of 382 acres of timber in a roadless area of Alaska's Tongass National Forest.

What would happen to the ocean and the coastal communities along the Gulf of Mexico if 8.4 million gallons of oil and 180 million cubic feet of gas a day spilled?

ScienceDaily (July 15, 2009) -- Global warming may exact a toll on salt marshes in New England, but new research shows that one key constituent of marshes may be especially endangered.

Renowned worldwide for the quality and character of its golf courses and its scenic views, Turnberry is also nationally and internationally important for its wildlife and habitats. The sand dunes behind Turnberry Bay are home to two nationally rare

Do we love big old trees too much? Many homeowners don't give enough thought to what hazards their biggest and oldest trees may pose to people and property.

The Netherlands wants to ban the controversial anti-whaling organisation Sea Shepherd from sailing under the Dutch flag.

The mighty Mekong River in Southeast Asia faces a devastating threat from eleven new proposed dams. If even one of the dams are built in Cambodia, Laos or Thailand; they would block major fish migrations and otherwise ecologically disrupt this vitally