The U.S. Senate finally gave some good news to the community of anglers, hunters, hikers, backpackers, recreational outfitters--anybody who loves the great outdoors--by finally clearing the way to protect 200 million acres of wilderness in nine states.

For the past two years we have been asking that letters be sent to South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds requesting a moratorium on further uranium development until the old mines are cleaned up. He has always replied in the negative. Therefore we are now...

<p>Despite financial market turmoil, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) said Tuesday alternative energy investment had another record-setting year in 2007. Concerns about climate change, rising oil prices, energy security </p>

According to a press release issued by the American Lung Association, Pittsburgh is the #1 city in the U.S. with the highest levels of particle pollution. This is a direct result of the ash, soot, car exhaust, aerosols and other harmful pollutants produce

The EPA has recommended a veto for the Yazoo Pumps Project - a plan proposed by the Army Corps of Engineers to build the world's largest hydraulic pumping plant in the middle of Mississippi. An EPA veto of this harmful plan would protect over 200,000

The study found that one of the busiest avenues for bears runs right through Campbell Creek. While biologists knew the area was popular with bears, they were surprised to find out just how many were hanging out along the stream.

You know when climate change is biting hard when instead of a vast expanse of snow the North Pole is a vast expanse of water. This year, for the first time, Arctic scientists are preparing for that possibility.

Junk mail contributes to global warming and destroys Endangered Forests. Note that this form is for households in the U.S.

As it is prone to do when the donors come a-calling, the Papua New Guinea (PNG) government "has admitted its forestry sector is riddled with corruption" . This occurred during aid talks with the Australian government, and reflects political posturin

The end of April usually brings the first signs of harmful algae in New England waters, and this year, researchers participating in the Gulf of Maine Toxicity (GOMTOX) study--led by Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)--are preparing for a potential