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Rising carbon dioxide levels could devastate marine food chain

Is there a link between the Arctic and hurricanes?

Alaska – climate change causing ancient lakes and wetlands to be replaced by forest

Birds and Bats Responsible for Seed Dispersal in Tropical Forests

First megatransect of Madagascar completed

20,000 new species of animals discovered in 2005

Capturing and storing the carbon dioxide could be key in minimizing climate change

Insurers not disclosing climate change-related risks finds FOE study

Galveston aquarium survives Hurricane Rita

Tsunami boosts rice yields, agriculture in Aceh province

Galveston, Houston aquariums survive Hurricane Rita

Summers in arctic getting longer and hotter

NOAA Biologists to study marine contaminants from hurricane

Penguins and sea otters rescued from hurricane settling in at Monterey Bay Aquarium

European Space Agency analyzes Hurricane Rita

Climate change could have significant impact on health of Australians

Modeling Hurricane Rita’s Path

Hurricane Katrina damage just a dose of what’s to come

Last 4 missing Gulfport dolphins rescued following hurricane

Danish researchers develop hydrogen tablet that stores hydrogen in inexpensive and safe material

What is a Category 5 Hurricane?

Biomimicry Employed by MIT Nanotechnology Researchers

Stronger New Orleans’ levees could have high real estate and environmental cost

US summer wetter, warmer than usual says NOAA

Builder of rainforest canopy walkways believes conservation can be profitable

Tropical deforestation affects rainfall in North America

Cost of Iraq War to top $1.25 trillion says academic

33% of evacuees report experiencing health problems or injuries as a result of the hurricane

conservation scientists want $404 million to save disappearing amphibians

90% of largest companies concerned about climate change

Number of Category 4 and 5 hurricanes has nearly doubled over past 35 years

Missing Gulfport dolphins rescued following Hurricane Katrina

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