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Stranded Whales: Wildlife Workers Will Try Again To Save Pilot Whales Stuck In The Everglades
12/09/2013Of the 51 whales that ended up in the Everglades, six were found dead, and four had to be euthanized.
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Elephant Poaching Could Wipe Out 20 Percent Of African Population In Next Decade, Report Shows
12/06/2013In September 2013 cyanide was used to kill more than 300 elephants in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park in the “worst single massacre in southern Africa for 25 years,”
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More than 1,000 London Cyclists Stage Die-In to Call for Greater Road Safety
12/05/2013A crowd of over 1,000 cyclists gathered outside Transport for London headquarters to protest dangerous transport infrastructure in the city.
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China’s Green Future Is As Hazy As Its Skies
12/04/2013There’s no getting around the climate implications of China’s reliance on coal.
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In Cuba, 2 Die As Heavy Rains Collapse Buildings
12/03/2013The deluge caused multiple collapses in dwellings in Havana, Communist Party newspaper Granma reported
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Australia Named Worst Carbon Polluter Per Capita Among Western Nations
12/02/2013Overall, Australia ranks as the 16th largest carbon emitter in the world, pumping out a 2.1 percent annual growth in emissions.
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The tipping point in action: twice as much methane released due to seabed permafrost melting
11/29/2013e believe that the release of methane from the Arctic, and in particular this part of the Arctic, could impact the entire globe.
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Emus Take Over Australian Town After Drought Drives Them From Brush
11/28/2013Drivers in Australia have another type of traffic to worry about.
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Puerto Rico’s Bioluminescent Lagoon Goes Nearly Dark, Baffling Officials
11/27/2013The bioluminescence has dropped so much that tour operators have had to cancel trips and reimburse visitors…
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Philippines Typhoon Death Toll Rises Above 5,000
11/26/2013The regions were battered two weeks ago by fierce winds and tsunami-like storm surges from Typhoon Haiyan, locally called Yolanda.
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