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Chrysler Abandons Electric Vehicle Program After Pocketing Taxpayer BailoutDuring the federal government's bailout of the auto industry earlier this year, Chrysler Corporation received $15.3 billion in taxpayer money to keep its factories humming--partly in exchange for the company's aggressive plan to produce a fleet of electric vehicles. Now that the money is safely i... |
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Crikey! Scientists Name Rare Snail After Crocodile Hunter Steve IrwinThe late Steve Irwin, who became an international television star as the host of The Crocodile Hunter, has been immortalized by scientists who discovered a rare Australian land snail and named it in honor of the enthusiastic conservationist and wildlife advocate. Queensland Museum Honorary Re... |
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BPA Exposure Causes Sexual Problems in Men, Study ShowsThe growing controversy over the health effects of bisphenol A, more commonly called BPA, is bound to heat up even more with the publication this week of a new study that links BPA exposure to erectile dysfunction and other sexual problems in men. Over the course of five years, the federally fu... |
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Technology is Helping Americans Use Less WaterAmericans are using less water than they did 30 years ago, despite a 30 percent population increase during the same period, according to a new U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) report that details estimated U.S. water use for 2005. Most of the decrease is due to more efficient technologies at power... |
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Republicans to Boycott Senate Climate Bill Mark Up; Boxer to Proceed RegardlessSenate Environment and Public Works Committee Chairman Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) has promised to mark up climate legislation in her committee on Tuesday, as planned, despite an expected boycott of the work session by the committee's Republican members. While two members from the minority party (... |
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Go Wild at the World Wilderness CongressWithout Leaving HomeIf you aren't attending WILD9--the weeklong World Wilderness Congress (November 6-13) that will bring together many of the world's leading conservationists and wilderness experts to debate and take action on critical environmental issues--you can still pull up a chair and join in through a vari... |
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