The world's soils continue to be degraded at an unprecedented rate that will only exacerbate the current food crisis, scientists are warning.

How much water do I use? Each person uses an average of 33-35 gallons per day. This is 50 per cent more than we used 25 years ago.

Professor Peter Habeler is not only a living legend but also one of the leading Ambassadors for Respect the Mountains! Tribute to a living legend! Who is a great role model for the youth anoyone younger than him...his real age is not 66 but 33!

MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- As residents fled the Gulf Coast, Hurricane Gustav bore down on the southern Gulf of Mexico, closing in on areas still trying rebuild after 2005's Hurricane Katrina.

'Junk Mail Effect' Equals Emissions of 9 Million Cars, 7 US States Combined; NASA Scientist and Gore Advisor Hansen urges support for Do Not Mail Registry

We need to get prepared for four degrees of global warming, Bob Watson told the Guardian last week.

A dirty dozen of non-native species that are most likely to harm Britain's rivers and canals have been named and shamed by British Waterways. They include former pets such as the red-eared terrapin and pesky garden invaders like Japanese knotweed an

Composting is key to reducing waste costs, cutting global warming emissions, and increasing urban food security.Great read---we must compost, compost, compost.

There's oil in the arctic. Now right-wing radio will probably start talking about how great melting ice caps are, as they make it easier to drill.

Regardless what the staid, constipated, and conditioned proponents of industrialized monoculture may parrot--without a glimmer of intelligence or understanding to "back-up" the dinosaur-wannabe prattle--hemp is the lifeline to our collective, life-pr