Alaska's erosion is not a new discovery - natural ice barriers along Alaska's coastline have been eroding at a rate of 45 feet a year along the North Slope. While concerns have always surrounded the impact upon Alaska's oil fields and energy industry

Global warming will resume its upward climb again next year, the British Met Office predicted yesterday at the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen - forecasting that 2010 will be the hottest year recorded for the world

Reporting from Teluk Meranti, Indonesia - This isolated Sumatran village, where monkeys frolic in the jungle canopy and residents take easy evening swims in the mud-colored Kampar River, is the unlikely center of a tense international battle of wills.

It's hard to imagine a world in which polar bears don't exist in the wild. Alun Anderson, former editor-in-chief of New Scientist magazine, asserts that it most likely will occur in our lifetime.

With reports of rise in the water level in the Sunderbans because of global warming, foresters have demanded a proper study of climate change in the world's largest mangrove forest stating that the royal Bengal tiger and other wildlife might be affected

An international team of scientists has determined that the Atlantic Ocean rose faster in the 20th century than at any time in the last 4,000 years, but not uniformly along the coast.

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has reissued a threat to Japan to cease whaling or else face legal action.

The Japanese government has deployed two government security ships to protect their illegal whaling interests in the Southern Ocean.

New pictures show that polar bears are beginning to cannibalise each other as global warming destroys its hunting grounds.

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