Apr 19 2011
As Gold Prices Go Up, Forests Are Coming Down
With gold prices hitting $1,500 per ounce, an all-time record, take a look at the true cost of this precious metal.
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Apr 19 2011
BP Oil Spill Anniversary: Where Are We Now?
Life around the Gulf for humans has largely returned to normal a year after the BP oil spill. For wildlife, however, it may be a different story.
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Mar 09 2011
Calif. Great White Shark Count Down to 219
The first official count of great white sharks in California waters suggests the sharks are highly endangered.
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Feb 20 2011
Earth Could be ‘Unrecognizable’ by 2050
With a predicted population of 9 billion, food production and competition for resources could change the face of our planet.
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Nov 15 2010
Rule the Earth for 200 Years
The strategy game, "Fate of the World" allows players to make decisions that could save the world or destroy it.
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Sep 07 2010
Hands Down, Lithium-Ion Batteries are Better than Gas
A team of Swiss researchers has released conclusive data showing that the environmental impact of an electric vehicle is much less than previously thought.
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Aug 23 2010
Chilean Miners Could Be Stuck for Months
Thirty-three miners were found alive and well after being trapped for more than two weeks underground.
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Jun 21 2010
U.S. Sidelined in Fight for Arctic’s Future
Held up in legislative limbo in the United States, the Law of the Sea treaty could give other nations the authority to tap into natural resources in the Arctic.
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Jun 20 2010
Egypt Oil Spill threatens Red Sea Marine Life
An oil spill off the Egyptian Red Sea coast is threatening to damage marine life in the area.
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Jun 14 2010
Afghanistan: The Saudi Arabia of Lithium?
Afghanistan appears to have hit the geological jackpot.
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