We've got a big problem: invasive species from overseas. The zebra mussel is a prime example. It might be less than an inch long, but countless numbers of them clog up water pipes, smell up lakeside beaches, and cover up recreational boats and marina

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Im so excited!!!!!! But of course that is not enough. So we have opened 12 shops in the busiest areas of town, where makala (charcoal) is being sold (and of course where our target market is!) Out with charcole yessssss

Stoves for Survival The endangered Mountain Gorilla population is getting a helping hand from a fuel-efficient 'Jiko' stove. GUYS VOTE VOTE VOTE!!!! IT SAVES THE GORILLAS HABITATS... BIG GORILLY HUGS

The CEO of the Kenyan Pest Control Products Board (PCPB), Mrs Gladys Maina cannot have a serious conversation with us about carbofuran poisoning in Kenya. She appears to be bitterly angry that WildilfeDirect has called for a ban on this product.

WHEN Nobel prize-winning atmospheric chemist Paul Crutzen coined the word Anthropocene around 10 years ago, he gave birth to a powerful idea: that human activity is now affecting the Earth so profoundly that we are entering a new geological epoch.

Chinese President Hu Jintao on Tuesday promised to put a "notable" brake on the country's rapidly rising carbon emissions, but dashed hopes he would unveil a hard target to kickstart stalled climate talks.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Environmental activists are taking to the Internet in a new bid to help save the world's rainforests with the help of major corporations including Starbucks Corp and Dell Inc.

India's greenhouse gas emissions will more than triple over the next two decades, a report has projected. But the document, compiled by experts for the government, also says India's per-capita emissions will be much lower than major industrialised...

Recently, Sen. McCain (R-AZ) took Sen. Udall (D-CO) on a hiking trip in The Rockies and a funny thing happened. Formerly anti-nuke legislator Sen. Udall started preaching the pro-nuke gospel.

AUGUSTA, Maine - Rangers at Acadia National Park insisted Monday that they had done all they could to warn visitors before beauty suddenly turned brutal, launching a hurricane-generated wave over a group of gawkers, dragging several into the roiling---