Deforestation and climate change are intimately connected: Globally, deforestation releases nearly 2 billion tons of carbon dioxide per year, and is responsible for nearly 25 percent of man-made CO2 emissions. Lets work together to TAKE ACTION

Reforestation fixes carbon, increases aquifer recharge, and reduces soil erosion. Deforestation has been a major cause for the increased rate of global warming, carbon emissions, and the extincion of many plant and animal species.

Even as millions of sharks are being poached and finned, there is a group entrenched in the multi-billion dollar finning industry who are advocating shark killing and mutilation.

The lower 48 states in the U.S. have the potential to store an additional 3-7 billion metric tons of carbon in forests, if agricultural lands were to be used for planting forests - equivalent to 2 to 4 years of America's current fossil fuels emmissions.

We, the international peasant movement La Via Campesina, are coming to Copenhagen from all five corners of the world, leaving our farmland, our animals, our forest, and also our families in the hamlets and villages to join you all.

Make 2010 a better year for our nation's forests. For decades roads have been carving up our forests and choking our rivers with sediment. Tell Forest Service Chief Tidwell to develop a strong plan that's serious about rightsizing the road system and

Now that the conspiracy theorists have blown off steam, it's time for a more sober analysis of those e-mails & what they mean. This video refutes the ignorant claims that the climate change deniers make about those hacked emails. Another blow to big oil.

Soon Copenhagen will start - If this time, it's Business as Usual, we shall all be royally scr%#@*d. So demand action! This is a great way to show your involvement, and also, some creativity.

The Natural Resources Climate Adaptation Act addresses the effects of climate change on natural resources such as forests, coastlines and wildlife habitats, and on the people and economies that depend on those resources.

The environmental disaster continues in the Timor Sea as once again the company responsible for the 70 day oil spill in Australia (PTTEP) has failed to plug the leak that has allowed millions of litres of toxic oil to pour from a ruptured well. PTTEP has