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A new U.N. report finds oceans have reached a frightening tipping point. → Read More
The NextWave consortium, which includes Dell, GM and others will use ocean-bound plastic in manufacturing by collecting it before it reaches the sea. → Read More
Going "Strawless in Seattle" and other cities worldwide. → Read More
Calls grow for the disclosure about the environmental consequences of extracting valuable minerals from the ocean floor. → Read More
For the first time in decades, orcas are being hunted to supply the rapidly expanding industry's marine mammal shows. → Read More
Humboldt County's marijuana boom is destroying a unique redwood forest ecosystem and killing some of California's rarest wildlife. Now veteran pot farmers are fighting the ‘green rush’ to make cannabis cultivation truly sustainable. → Read More
As a "green rush" devastates Humboldt County's redwood forests, local growers are trying to create a sustainable marijuana industry. → Read More
The Chinese-owned project could kill hundreds of the marsupials in one of Australia’s most fertile agricultural regions. → Read More
A huge methane link near Los Angeles is spewing tens of thousands of pounds of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere every hour. → Read More
Australian farmers are fighting to stop an enormous coal mine from destroying their way of life and the habitat of an iconic animal that is disappearing as the climate grows hotter. → Read More
As France cracks down on protests at the Paris climate change talks, activists find new ways to get their message out. → Read More
Environmentalists have opposed many large renewable energy projects because of their impact on wildlife, but this one is critter-friendly. → Read More
The $14.5-billion flood-protection system enclosing the city is a marvel of engineering. But if Louisiana loses its remaining wetlands, it may not be enough. → Read More
A new study finds that coral reefs in the western Pacific are growing fast enough to beat sea-level rise. → Read More
Hawaii imports 90 percent of what it eats at great environmental cost. Now ag activists seek to make ‘grown here, not flown here’ a reality. → Read More
No steering wheel or gas pedal is required for the electric vehicles that could make a big dent in carbon pollution. → Read More
A report shows that water consumption fell 13.5 percent in April—rich communities, though, are still hogging an increasingly rare resource. → Read More
Readings show that the snowpack that is a crucial water source for the drought-stricken state is 0 percent of normal. → Read More
A study finds residents of Melbourne cut their water consumption in half by capturing rainwater and storm-water runoff and using efficient toilets and washing machines. → Read More
A new report details the health and environmental benefits of ramping up wind energy. → Read More