Over the past six years the United States has spent more than $72 billion subsidizing the oil and coal industries. As the world confronts the dangers of global warming the United States continues to provide taxpayer's money to subsidize the v

A new analysis of the geological record of the Earth's sea level, carried out by scientists at Princeton and Harvard universities and published in the Dec. 16 issue of Nature, ...

A new study claims that the Earth's climate may be up to 50% more sensitive to atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) over the long term than previous climate projections, and that these projections might need to be adjusted to account for this new information.

On November 18, 2009, Judge Duval ruled again, this time finding the Corps directly and financially responsible for the destruction of most of New Orleans and wrote, "...the Corps' lassitude and failure to fulfill its duties resulted in a catastrophic lo

Monsanto are corporate criminals. What happens against farmers is not an accident when Monsanto is involved! Farmers worlwide are suffering irreversible debt because of this corporation.

New pictures show that polar bears are beginning to cannibalise each other as global warming destroys its hunting grounds.

A new historical record of carbon dioxide levels suggests current political targets on climate may be "playing with fire", scientists say.

In a new research, scientists in India and China have determined that glaciers in the Himalayas and the Tibetan plateau that feed the river systems of almost half the world's people are melting faster because of the effects of clo

Call, email or write British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell and Government of Canada Minister of Environment Jim Prentice. Let them know that you are against mining in the Flathead, and that you believe in the creation of a special land use plan with

CPAWS is working to phase out logging in Algonquin Provincial Park and we need your help! Send a message to the Ontario government and let them know how you feel about logging in Algonquin.