Alarming article about the rise of world-wide coastal oceanic dead zones, exacerbated by human activity, especially fertilizer run-off. The number of oxygen-starved oceanic areas has doubled every 10 years since the 1960s. We cannot kill our oceans!

The Roan is about to be mismanaged by the Bureau of Land Management. The Roan is "biologically diverse" and needs to be protected. I certainly hope the "last ditch" lawsuit is successful, or that a compromise can be reached.

BUSHco wants to hand over regulatory powers in the act to federal agencies to determine if development, logging or other activities would negatively impact endangered wildlife. No independent scientific reviews by qualified biologists would be required.

The Bush/Cheney administration continues to be a one-trick pony for Big Oil, proposing more of the same disastrous drilling plans that further benefit oil speculators and the oil industry - at the expense of our coasts and the ANWR...

An exhaustive on-land survey conducted by the Wildlife Conservation Society has discovered more than 125,000 endangered Western Lowland Gorillas in the northern Congo Republic. But with the excitement comes concern for their future.

A dog at a southeast Kansas zoo has adopted three tiger cubs abandoned by their mother!!!

Composting is key to reducing waste costs, cutting global warming emissions, and increasing urban food security.Great read---we must compost, compost, compost.

There's oil in the arctic. Now right-wing radio will probably start talking about how great melting ice caps are, as they make it easier to drill.

<p>Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has urged developing countries, including his own, to join rich nations in setting targets to reduce emissions blamed for global warming.</p>

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