The Tana River Delta on Kenya's north coast is under unprecedented threat as corporations and foreign agencies scramble to exploit its riches for export crops, biofuels and minerals. NatureKenya (BirdLife Partner) & partners are working with local

Joshua Tree National Park and Its wildlife Threatened by Landfill. A proposed landfill just outside of Joshua Tree National Park threatens some of the most precious desert landscape in the nation. Two courts have blocked the project, but the Department

It's not just about wildlife. Climate change will also pit nations against each other in a race for territory and power

In order for President Obama to help reach a global agreement to tackle the dangers of climate change in Copenhagen this week, he must agree to help the world's most vulnerable countries. Urge President Obama to commit to helping developing countries figh

The U.S. spends more than $10 billion of taxpayer money per year on subsidies to fossil fuel companies. Meanwhile, the climate talks in Copenhagen are on the brink of falling apart because developing countries can't afford to green their economies without

With four days left, just about everyone seems fed up with the stunted progress of the Copenhagen talks: rich and developing countries still can't agree on emissions targets or monitoring systems--or anything, it seems. Activists are tiring out. Yvo de Bo

A study out of the University of Colorado at Boulder shows that a substantial piece of the northern Alaska coastline is eroding at an astonishing rate of 45 feet a year thanks to three major threats - less ice, more waves, and warmer water. In other words

As I hope you're well aware of, coal-fired power plants are the largest U.S .contributor to catastrophic climate change. New technology for carbon capture and storage, C.C.S., is promising, but relatively untested. Even if this technology proves

GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) -- Officials say U.S. Border Patrol agents and officers from the Blackfeet Department of Homeland Security reached several isolated ranches on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation

NBC recently reported on the rise of dengue fever due to global warming. Some of the factors have to do with the virus itself, but others have to do with its carrier: mosquitos. Those pesky little bloodsuckers thrive in the warmer temperatures and