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G8 aid for Africa under threat from climate change

Underwater sound pollution threat to marine life says new report

Disposable solar panels developed using nanotechnology

5-10 million fuel cell vehicles possible by 2020

Nigeria has worst deforestation rate, FAO revises figures

Solar projects in California desert could help state’s energy problems

Climate change means less water for western US by 2050, more for Montana

Global warming will reduce glaciers, water supply and affect millions of people

Australia’s freshwater ecosystems threatened by climate change

Five million tons of carbon dioxide successfully buried, DOE eyes Kyoto

Photovoltaic solar energy conversion can be cost-competitive by 2030

Global deforestation rates fall, but area the size of Panama still disppears each year

Logging threatens Mayan ruin, forest in Guatemala

20% of the world’s mangroves lost since 1980

Greenhouse gas emissions will rise by 52% by 2030 warns EIA

Logging can have low impact on Amazon rainforest says FAO

6.5 earthquake could cut off California’s water supply

China fuels illegal logging in Burma

Pre-Columbian Amazon supported millions of people

Deforestation and erosion starving Malawi

Deforestation does not cause flooding says new study

Amazon at record low — communities isolated, commerce stalled

Organic solar cells will help spur viability of alternative energy

Harvesting tornados as power plants; renewable wind vortex energy

Extreme drought drops Amazon river to record low levels

conservation agriculture holds promise for food production in Africa

SUV sales plummet, high gas prices cited

Biofuels threaten rainforests as important European Commission decision lies ahead

Sun’s role in global warming may be underestimated says Duke researchers

Madagascar announces oil discovery; island nation to start producing crude in 3-4 years

Amazon river at record low levels; deforestation blamed

Cocaine destroying rainforest parks in Colombia

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