During her two years as governor, Sarah Palin proposed a $150 bounty for the severed foreleg of each killed wolf and introduced legislation to make it even easier to use aircraft to hunt wolves and bears. Demand justice by signing the petition!

The U.S. bottled water market is slowing down after years of steady growth, suggesting that international awareness campaigns may be curbing consumer demand.

The EPA vetoed a federal plan to build the world's largest water pumping system in the Mississippi Delta, citing harm to the habitats of of endangered species, the destruction of thousands of acres of wetlands & poor water quality. Environmental victory!

Because of the spread of industrial farming and increased use of poisons to kill other ground-dwelling animals (like gophers), Saskatchewan's burrowing owls struggle to survive. This creature is just too adorable! Please help protect the remaining pairs.

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.

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If farmers think they have a tough time producing enough rice, wheat and other grain crops, global warming is going to present a whole new world of challenges in the race to produce more food, scientists say.

Survival International today releases a summary report which shows how tribal peoples are having their basic right to water denied. The document is released to coincide with World Water Day (March 22). Taking examples from nine different tribes, it

It looks like the city of Seattle will be following San Fransisco's lead by no longer purchasing any bottled water for city employees.

More than a billion people worldwide lack access to improved water sources. Unsafe water kills nearly 2 million children every year and as each day passes another 5,000 children die from dehydration due to infectious diarrhea. The scale of this problem is