The irrigation water vital for the grain crops that feed China and India is at risk of drying up, as global warming melts the glaciers that feed Asia's biggest rivers. "The world has never faced such a predictably massive threat to food production as..."

As Kerala's Malabar region prepares itself for making it big in world's tourism map, its biggest water body is facing threat of destruction by insensitive construction activities.

Greenpeace activists with placards reading "Time and tuna are running out" demonstrate on a beach in Antalya November 18, 2007, while standing amongst tuna heads and wooden fish skeletons to protest against

Last month, a team of American, British and Canadian researchers concluded that not a single square foot of ocean had been left untouched by modern society, and that humans had fouled 41 percent of the seas with polluted runoff, overfishing and other abus

For some people forests are measured in board-feet of lumber. For others they're a source of spiritual renewal. But scientists are finding that protecting ancient trees could also be an important new strategy in the fight against global warming.

The Indian Ocean island of Madagascar has reduced the destruction of its protected forests eight-fold as it tries to preserve its unique wildlife and earn more from tourists,conservation officials say.Home to hundreds of species from chameleons and lemurs

THERE WILL be blood, and oil will be to blame. Scotland's seas and the wildlife they harbour are facing one of the biggest threats they have ever encountered. A massive new search for oil and gas launched by the UK government will put whales, dolph

U.S. activists: Urge the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to stop ignoring the impacts of coal mining, including mountaintop removal, on our nation's threatened and endangered wildlife.

U.S. activists: Act now to protect Sumatran tigers and rhinos, Siberian tigers, orangutans and many other species that depend on forest habitat around the globe by urging your representative to support legislation to stop imports of illegal wood

Every day, six plants in Miami-Dade, Broward and south Palm Beach counties pump about 300 million gallons of sewage into the Atlantic Ocean. The brew is screened of its foulest components but remains