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Moringa – The Superfood That Could…
By Mike Hower, Source: Triple Pundit The Moringa Tree is a plant native to parts of Africa and Asia renowned for its… Read all »

Indian Tigers’ Genetic Diversity:…
By Sara Gates, Source: Huffington Post As researchers have previously warned, Tigers in India may be a little too close… Read all »

Climate Change and Melting Ice are Shifting…
By Tafline Laylin, Source: Inhabitat Every year since 2005, the North Pole has shifted several centimeters, and… Read all »

Shell Targeted With BP in EU Price Fixing…
By Brian Swint, Lananh Nguyen & Joe Carroll, Source: Bloomberg Three of Europe’s biggest oil explorers are among… Read all »

Another Massive Flare Explodes from the Sun
By Tom Yulsman, Source: Discover The sun really seems to be ramping up its activity. At 9:45 EDT on Tuesday night, it… Read all »

Common plants, animals threatened by climate…
By Neela Banerjee, Source: Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON -- Climate change could lead to the widespread loss of common… Read all »

Three male fish, the last of their kind,…
By Stephen Messenger, Source: Treehugger If you happen to know of any female fish of the Mangarahara cichlid variety,… Read all »

Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations Surpass 400…
By James Gerken, Source: The Huntington Post Atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide surpassed a notable… Read all »

Airport Hires Goats for Vegetation Management
Source: Environmental Leader The Chicago Department of Aviation (CAD) has hired a herd of goats to provide sustainable… Read all »

Food by Boat: The Appeal of Floating Farmers…
By Anna Brones, Source: Ecosalon When we talk about eating local, we often forget that for centuries, eating local… Read all »

Hundreds of starving sea lion pups get a…
By Jaymi Heimbuch, Source: Treehugger Mysterious sea lion strandings This spring, southern California has seen a… Read all »

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to Be…
By Charley Cameron, Source: Inhabitat The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)… Read all »

Scientists Discover Methods of Harvesting…
By Morgana Matus, Source: Inhabitat When it comes to capturing solar energy, plants are first in their class. Able to… Read all »

Toxic Waste Sites Take Toll on Millions in…
By Dina Fine Maron, Source: Scientific American Living near a toxic waste site can be a recipe for poor health. And… Read all »

Village in India plants 111 trees every time…
By Stephen Messenger, Source: Treehugger All too often, it seems that an increase in human population must come at a… Read all »

Melting Arctic Seas are Turning into Giant…
By Tafline Laylin, Source: Inhabitat Researchers warn that the cold Arctic seas are undergoing a process of rapid… Read all »

Boston Magazine’s Iconic Image of Marathon…
By Tafline Laylin, Source: Inhabitat Everything changed for Boston Magazine when the Boston marathon explosions… Read all »

After 13-Year Quest, Clouded Leopards…
By John R. Platt ,Source: Scientific American Thirteen years, 1,500 infrared cameras, hundreds of catnip-baited hair… Read all »

Poachers have now killed all the rhinos in…
By Stephen Messenger, Source: Treehugger No one can say for certain when African rhinos first began to inhabit the… Read all »

A City That Turns Garbage Into Energy Copes…
By John Tagliabue, Source: The New York Times OSLO — This is a city that imports garbage. Some comes from England,… Read all »

What is a Corporate Green Team, Anyway?
By Leon Kaye, Source: Triple Pundit Establishing “green teams” is an inspiring way for companies to motivate… Read all »

11 Billion Gallons of Sewage Spilled into…
By Tafline Laylin, Source: Inhabitat Climate Central recently reported that 11 billion gallons of untreated human… Read all »

High Fructose Corn Syrup May Be Tied to Bee…
By Charley Cameron, Source: Inhabitat Colony Collapse Disorder, which is causing a significant decline in bee… Read all »

Africa: Women Are ‘Key Drivers’…
By Bernard Appiah, Source: All Africa Plans to protect ecosystems and help people adapt to climate change ― also… Read all »

Watch This: Cassini Captures Saturn’s Wild…
By Gemma Tarlach, Source: Discover The Cassini spacecraft has provided NASA with the first visible-light glimpse of… Read all »

Europe Bans Pesticides In Move To Protect…
By Bill Chappell, Source: NPR Three popular pesticides will soon be illegal in the European Union, where officials… Read all »

World’s largest underwater observatory…
By Derek Markham, Source: Treehugger A system of high-tech sensors and fiber optic cables is being set up in the… Read all »

More Global Warming Speeds Climate Shifts
By Stephanie Paige Ogburn and ClimateWire, Source: Scientific American Plants, animals and agricultural systems have… Read all »

Google’s Plan to Procure Renewable Energy
By Linda Hardesty, Source: Energy Manager Today Google committed an additional $600 million investment in its Lenoir,… Read all »

Plant Extracts Produce ‘Green’…
Source: Environmental Leader Green tea plants, sunflowers, coffee, fruit and peppers may replace potentially… Read all »

NASA Discovers New Earth-Like Planets Around…
By Scott Neuman, Source: NPR NASA's Kepler spacecraft has discovered three new "habitable zone" planets that are… Read all »

Are Women Our Most Undervalued Resource?
By Ben Schiller, Source: Scientific American Want to boost a developing economy (or, hell, even our own)? Get more… Read all »

Gut Microbe Makes Diesel Biofuel
By David Biello, Source: Scientific American Welding bits and pieces from various microbes and the camphor tree into the… Read all »

Cheetahs still in race to survive but may…
Source: Hurriyet Daily News The cheetah, the world’s fastest land animal, survived mass extinction during the last… Read all »

CSR in Africa, the Next Sustainable Business…
By Leon Kaye, Source: Triple Pundit Once the domain of larger global companies and the communities in their host… Read all »

What kills more people than AIDS and malaria…
By Michael Graham Richard, Source: Treehugger The silent killer (except for all the coughing) A recent study by… Read all »

Lionfish Attacking Atlantic Ocean Like A…
By Elizabeth Shogren, Source: NPR A gluttonous predator is power-eating its way through reefs from New York to… Read all »

Oldest Dinosaur Embryo Fossils Discovered in…
By Chris Palmer and Nature magazine, Source: Scientific American From Nature magazine Palaeontologists working in… Read all »

Breakthrough Converts Normal Skin Cells into…
By Tafline Laylin, Source: Inhabitat Researchers at Case Western Reserve School of Medicine have discovered a way to… Read all »

IEA Report States Clean Energy Uptake is Too…
By Tafline Laylin, Source: Inhabitat Despite significant gains in both large scale solar and wind energy throughout… Read all »

On Her Majesty’s Eco-Friendly Service: MI6…
By Timon Singh, Source: Inhabitat Britain’s MI6—now known as The Secret Intelligence Service—is regarded as… Read all »

Powerful Earthquake Strikes Rural Southeast…
By Thomas Erdbrink, Source: The New York Times TEHRAN — Southeast Iran was hit Tuesday by the most powerful… Read all »

Forecasters Predict “Above Average”…
By Lori Zimmer, Source: Inhabitat The Gulf Coast and Atlantic states should brace themselves, as forecasters predict… Read all »

US budget has NASA planning to capture an…
By Jon Fingas Source: Engadget Many have lamented the seeming decline of the US space program. While we're not… Read all »

The accumulation of DDT in the Himalayas…
By Jane Qiu and Nature magazine, Source: Scientific American Toxic chemicals are accumulating in the ecosystems of… Read all »

Due Diligence to Defeat Global Problems
By Travis Noland, Source: Triple Pundit Our history of aiding the poor and afflicted is mired in failure. Of course,… Read all »

Neighborhood Watch: New NASA Mission Will…
By John Matson, Source: Scientific American NASA’s Kepler mission has been a smash hit. It has discovered thousands… Read all »

Spent Nuclear Fuel Could Be Used to…
By Morgana Matus, Source: Inhabitat For decades, engineers have been looking for something to do with spent nuclear… Read all »

Researchers Design Synthetic Trees to…
By Morgana Matus, Source: Inhabitat In the global effort to wean ourselves from fossil fuels, scientists have been… Read all »

Google Technology to Help Prevent…
Source: Environmental Leader Google, in partnership with the University of Maryland and the UN Environment Program,… Read all »

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