"I urge all readers of this blog to see what the New York Times calls "one of the most audacious and perilous operations in the history of the conservation movement," and what Rolling Stone describes as "a cross between Flipper and The Bourne Identity."

With the threat of climate change being the biggest challenge facing the planet, Scotland's national forest and woodlands are of greater relevance and value to society than ever before.

It all started with a warning on the quality of bottled water in Paraguay. But concern has now spread about the extent of pollution of the country's underground water reserves

Conservative bloggers are calling for a boycott of the company. Executives say the series, in which Santa is warned the North Pole could melt before Christmas, was intended to inspire children.

A newly released study shows that the average ecosystem will need to shift a quarter of a mile each year in order to stay in its ideal temperature range.

Blizzard warnings for parts of 7 states; white Christmas in store for many

Fraenkel believes power from tidal streams could eventually contribute up to 12% of the UK's present-day electricity needs, but that a significant increase in government subsidies is needed to encourage development.

Back from the Copenhagen climate summit, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has mooted a new law that would deny bail to people responsible for rampant tree felling. The prime minister instructed authorities concerned to include a non-bailable

According to a recent study by UC Berkeley and Penn State University researchers, humans might have helped to bring about the planet's sixth mass extinction even faster thanks to habitat destruction, pollution and now global warming.

The number of earthquakes being measured around the Mayon volcano in the central Philippines is dropping, but the quakes are getting stronger. Volcano experts say this increase could indicate that a major eruption is nearing.