First prize for unrealistic expectations goes to Mohd Najib Tun Abdul Razak, prime minister of Malaysia. He began by arguing that "developed countries have to commit to cut their emissions by well over 100 per cent" by 2050. Yes, you read that right!

Chavez' speech received a standing ovation: "I have been reading some of the slogans painted in the streets. One said, 'Don't Change the Climate, Change the System!' And I bring that on board for us. Let's not change the climate. Let's change the system!"

As the Copenhagen climate negotiations begin and the world turns its attention to the climate crisis, it's time to remind our Senators that nuclear power is dirty, dangerous, and expensive, and has no place in U.S. climate legislation or international tr

On 21 August, an oil/gas well off the Kimberley coast blew out, uncontrollably spewing oil into the ocean. Since then, the oil has spread through an area known as a marine wildlife super-highway, and now covers thousands of square kilometers of turtle, wh

What is becoming an issue in the West with gas and oil exploration, due to the number of so-called "split estates" in which a person may own the surface rights to something, but someone else buys the mineral rights.

(CNSNews.com) - As the world focused on President Barack Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday, a small group of determined scientists gathered in a Senate office building to present evidence backing their claim that climate change is caused not

Victoria's brown coal reserves look set to be opened up to export on a mass scale. Victorian Premier considering offering billions of tonnes of Latrobe Valley brown coal to be burned in Indian power stations.

Existing state law makes it illegal to operate shark tours within three miles of the shore. Bill 67-09 would make it illegal to maintain an office, collect money, market or conduct any other activity related to a shark tour. Violators to be fined.

One nation's thirst for groundwater is having an impact on global sea levels. Satellite measurements show that northern India is sucking 54 trillion litres of water out of the ground every year, threatening a major water crisis and adding to sea levels.

Formerly the world's fourth largest lake, the Aral Sea in central Asia has become a dustbowl of its former self after more than 40 years of irrigation... Upstream diversions irrigate cotton and other farms in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan...