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California doubled down on its green economy Wednesday as the legislature passed a pair of bills that set ambitious new targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The new goals are being hailed by environmentalists for providing the certainty nee
Photographer Brian Skerry shoots life above and below the waves -- as he puts it, both the horror and the magic of the ocean. Sharing amazing, intimate shots of undersea creatures, he shows how powerful images can help make change.
3D-printed reefs could mean regenerating not only lost coral, but lost fish due to underwater development.
Global city planners are actively transforming large cities into managed technates containing 'car-free' zones, where public transportation, bicycles or foot-power will be the only modes of transportation. ? TN Editor
The seeds of this tree can filter contaminated water, remove impurities and even make water drinkable again.
Persecuted by anglers and deprived of places to spawn, the alligator gar - with a head that resembles an alligator and two rows of needlelike teeth - survived primarily in southern states in the tributaries of Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexi
Study demonstrates rapid decline in male dog fertility, with potential link to environmental contaminants
First things first: Before an argument can even be made that the U.S. military's High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) might be the cause of California's never-ending drought, it needs to be made abundantly clear that HAARP was d
How are the west's 'recycled' TVs and computers ending up in a toxic dump in Ghana? Dateline investigates the trade in e-waste which is poisoning a once picturesque part of Africa.
Miami Sprays Dangerous Insecticide That Causes Microcephaly: "Chemical Weapons on American Soil"
Huge lakes covering hundreds of square miles are hiding beneath half a mile of Antarctic ice, but their undulations cause such dramatic changes at the surface that they can be detected from space.
Los Angeles wants to rethink its river. Late last month, Mayor Eric Garcetti announced that Gruen Associates, Mia Lehrer + Associates, and Oyler Wu would be designing the last twelve miles of the Los Angeles River Valley Bikeway and Greenway.
At the waste collection center in Kamikatsu, Japan, there are separate bins for different types of paper products: Newspapers, magazines, cartons, flyers. Then there are separate ones for cans: Aluminum, spray, steel.
At the waste collection center in Kamikatsu, Japan, there are separate bins for different types of paper products: Newspapers, magazines, cartons, flyers. Then there are separate ones for cans: Aluminum, spray, steel.
Recreating a plant's ability to use sunlight to turn carbon dioxide into fuel, something known as artificial photosynthesis, is one of the holy grails of green energy research.
That's pretty fast for a 20-mile thick continent
IF YOU WERE a blue whale, the water in most of the world's oceans would be so murky that you wouldn't be able to see your own flukes. Which is why most marine species use sound to navigate...
being sprayed on parks and public spaces. (NaturalNews) Local residents in Surrey, British Columbia (Canada) were horrified when they found that the herbicide glyphosate (trade name Roundup) was going to be sprayed in order to control invasive speci
Could include National Parks
The dirt makes all the difference
via Newsbud: In this episode Spiro is joined by James Corbett to discuss Geoengineering (ChemTrails). We cover multiple documented aspects of weather modification. This Video Will Challenge even the most skeptic people out there on this topic.
"This is the 21st century. If we use our resources wisely, there's no reason why anyone shouldn't have what they need."
Scientists have observed an "unprecedented" event that could lead to an end of seasons as we know them, after Northern Hemisphere jet streams crossed the equator and linked with others in the south.
This simple invention is aiding women and children by alleviating the burden of carrying water home everyday.
after fraud became too large to cover up. Federally funded environmental lab fabricated data for 18 years; forced to close after fraud became too large to cover up Wednesday, June 29, 2016 by: J. D. Heyes Tags: climate science, data manipulati
A life-saving discovery
Scientists on a key panel handpicked by the Environmental Protection Agency to green-light new environmental emissions regulations have received nearly $200 million in grants from the agency, according to a federal lawsuit which charges the past fund
Elon Musk, never a cook to stay out of the kitchen, isn't content with selling you an electric car--he wants to control how you power it too.
This process is "Highly efficient" in breaking down the plastic, according to researchers, and requires no pretreatment.
"The common threat I saw to all these local farmers [was] outside investors who were destroying both their lands and livelihoods by destroying the mangrove forests they depended upon in order to make more shrimp farms," Quarto told Truthout. "I w
