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    More than 4400 species globally threatened by changes in wildfire patterns

    More than 4400 species globally threatened by changes in wildfire patterns

    Image of a boreal forest in Canada. Credit Boreal Forest Facts

    Earths boreal forests could be doomed because of climate change

    Mexican architects want to build skyscraper upside down

    Green benefits of electric cars beat fuel cells in new study

    Arctic melt-off in Greenland gets off to early start

    New Invasive Tumble Weed Rapidly Expanding Across U.S.

    white-nose syndrome

    Fungal disease responsible for killing millions of bats heads west

    As fresh water supplies dwindle and droughts worsen, the poor suffer

    Sustainable energy technologies are a start, but not enough

    Feeding our cars with corn will cost us 19 years of...

    smoke stack, global warming

    Co2 levels reach record level for 30th year in a row

    Global warming is actually creating more ice in Antarctica

    smoke stack, global warming

    Deep sea bacteria can convert CO2 into harmless byproduct

    coral reef bleaching, sunscreen

    Sunscreen linked to massive destruction of coral reefs

    Warming oceans is creating massive methane plumes

    lianas vines, Co2

    Jungle-strangling vines could contribute to global warming

    China outmatched when it comes to taking on carbon pollution?

    fish reef

    New Zealand creates massive, pristine marine sanctuary

    fish market

    Fish not so healthy? Popular seafood riddled with plastic

    microbeads

    Legislative battle heating up as plastic beads pollute waterway

    United Nations climate change pact negotiations continue to advance

    Dust reveals your home’s secrets

    Grand Canyon threatened by mercury polution

    War: Surprisingly good for the environment

    Climate change caused dogs to become more cat-like

    Climate change caused dogs to become more cat-like

    Shocking study on Chinese air pollution

    US; UK vulnerable to ‘food shocks’ brought on by climate change

    New study: Majority of UK butterflies risk extinction without action on...

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