environment

Warming's Impacts Sped Up, Worsened Since Kyoto

Nation & World - November 22, 2009

From 1997 to 2008, world CO2 emissions from the burning of fossil fuels increased 31 percent. more >>

7 More Ways to Save Money and Go Green This Thanksgiving

By Maura Judkis - Fresh Greens - November 19, 2009

Here are some eco-friendly tips that can save you cash this holiday season. more >>

Oceans Struggle to Absorb More Carbon Dioxide

Science - November 19, 2009

First year-by-year study of CO2 absorption reveals a decline, with major implications for climate. more >>

Toddlers, Obese Kids Suffer Most From Smoke

Health - November 18, 2009

Secondhand exposure damages cardiovascular systems of children, study finds more >>

UN: Fight Climate Change with Population Control

Science - November 18, 2009

The UN suggests that family planning could contribute to the battle against global warming. more >>

Why Some People Go Green—and Others Don't

By Matthew Bandyk - Money - November 17, 2009

New research reveals the causes behind green consumerism. more >>

China Trying to be an Environmental Leader

By Paul Bedard - Washington Whispers - November 17, 2009

The Center for American Progress says China is moving to cut carbon emissions more >>

Could Plastics Chemicals 'Feminize' Boys' Play?

Health - November 17, 2009

Small study suggests a link, but others question a connection more >>

Summit Urged to Set Climate Accord Deadline

Nation & World - November 16, 2009

It is now all but certain that the COP15 summit alone will not produce a legally binding treaty. more >>

Alaska Fights to Reverse Polar Bear "Threatened" Listing

Science - November 15, 2009

Alaska's Governor argues that federal protection over the species would harm resource development. more >>

New Problems for China's Massive Three Gorges Dam

Science - November 15, 2009

Drought and risk of landslides have become an issue for the world's largest hydroelectric project. more >>

Hawaii's Famed White Sandy Beaches are Shrinking

Science - November 14, 2009

The erosion is attributed to a rise in sea level, along with the construction of seawalls and jetties. more >>

The Safest Cities for Walking to Work

By Maura Judkis - Fresh Greens - November 13, 2009

Our communities are built for cars, not pedestrians - so in many places, it's all but impossible to walk safely to work. more >>

Brazil: Deforestation Sees Biggest Drop in 20 Years

Science - November 13, 2009

Drop seems to be a combination of Brazil's monitoring efforts and the global economic crisis. more >>

Wireless Phones Alter Levels of Brain Chemical

Health - November 12, 2009

Study found elevated amounts of protein involved in blood-brain barrier more >>

Main Ingredients in Household Dust Come From Outdoors

Health - November 11, 2009

Arsenic and other particles tracked indoors can be harmful, researchers warn more >>

BPA Tied to Impotence in Men

Health - November 11, 2009

Chinese factory worker study suggests more potential hazards from the plastics chemical more >>

Sharing is Green (And Good for Your Wallet)

By Maura Judkis - Fresh Greens - November 10, 2009

Any preschooler knows that sharing is caring. But it's also good for your wallet and the environment. more >>

Obama Willing to Go to Copenhagen for Climate Deal

Nation & World - November 10, 2009

The president expressed willingness to attend climate talks, if his presence is needed. more >>

Residents Object to 10 Million Metric Tons of CO2 Under Their Homes

Science - November 10, 2009

Some environmentalists believe CO2 storage projects are needed, as coal power is likely to stick around more >>

Straw Might be the Building Material of the Future

Science - November 9, 2009

Mark Lung is hard at work building his new home, using bales of straw and mud. more >>

Cold Ocean Water to be Turned Into A/C

Science - November 8, 2009

Hawaii's government plans to circulate ocean water into downtown buildings in order to cool them. more >>

Can a Bad Boss Make You Sick?

Health - November 6, 2009

Study ties poor supervisors to higher odds for heart attack more >>

Delegates Discuss Way Forward in UN Climate Talks

Nation & World - November 6, 2009

A rift amongst industrial nations and developing economies is endangering meaningful progress. more >>

Thyroid Cancer Higher in Volcanic Areas