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Obama to Attend Copenhagen Climate Summit to Set U.S. Emissions TargetsU.S. President Barack Obama has decided to attend the U.N.-sponsored international climate summit in Copenhagen next month (December 7-18), and he won't be going empty-handed. When he arrives at the Copenhagen climate summit on December 9--the day before he's due in Oslo to pick up his Nobel Pe... |
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How to Have a Green ThanksgivingAs part of your Thanksgiving celebration this year, why not offer thanks to the planet by having an eco-friendly Thanksgiving holiday that will be as good for the environment as it is for your friends and family? There are a lot of things you can do--from choosing locally grown food for your ... |
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Greenland Ice Sheet Melting Faster and Raising Sea Levels WorldwideThe Greenland ice sheet is melting and losing mass at an accelerating rate, and has been doing so since the late 1990s, according to a new study reported in the journal Science and funded by the National Environment Research Council. Scientists who conducted used two different methods--satellit... |
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Court Blames Army Corps of Engineers for Hurricane Katrina CatastropheEver since Hurricane Katrina swamped the city of New Orleans in 2005, a lot of people have pointed the long finger of blame at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers--and this week a federal court agreed. U.S. District Judge Stanwood R. Duval Jr. issued a 156-page opinion that the Los Angeles Times d... |
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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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