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Australia Takes Initiative for Ocean Protection

Australia has planned to establish the largest network of marine protected areas in the world, including a fully protected no-take marine reserve in the Coral Sea.

15 Jun 2012

Oceana Announces Commencement of Fourth Ocean Heroes Contest on World Oceans Day

The fourth Ocean Heroes Contest was announced by Oceana. This annual contest has participants who go beyond their limits to safeguard the ocean. The contest will commence on World Oceans Day and the results will be declared on July 18, 2012.

7 Jun 2012

Painting A Picture Of The Earth's Future- Science And Art Combine At London Railway Station

Artists and a University of Leicester geologist are to debate the present and future Earth - at a London railway station.

28 May 2012

Sportsmen Support EPA's Endeavor to Protect Bristol Bay Fishery and Natural Resources

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has provided a comprehensive assessment of Bristol Bay in Alaska, which has won the support of environmentalists, conservation activists, sportsmen, hunters, anglers and people belonging to the fishing industry.

21 May 2012

How Are Birds In The Arctic Dealing With Global Warming?

With climate change affecting the entire globe, especially the polar regions, how are different species adapting to the change in temperature?

15 May 2012

Study Shows Bioenergy Cultivation Expansion will not Harm Wildlife

Researchers from the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, Leipzig have created a computational method to study the impact of high energy crop cultivation on birds living in the farmland.

5 Apr 2012

Cranfield Uni Gears Up for Summer School Focussing on the Environment and Water

Cranfield University, the UK’s only wholly postgraduate university specialising in science, technology, engineering and management, is preparing for its first Summer School focusing on its expertise in environment and water.

7 Mar 2012

Researchers Suggest New Methods to Forecast Soil Carbon Response to Climate Changes

A study brought out in the latest issue of Nature journal unveils the mystery of how certain organic compounds survive hundreds and thousands of years in soil while most of them quickly decay.

10 Oct 2011

Canopy Clock: Isoprene Emissions May Ozone Modelling

Ozone is not just created by human activities, the plant life on the planet also contribute to it. This is why most models that track emissions and predicted climate change have never come close to being accurate, until now!

26 Sep 2011

United Water and the City of Indianapolis Honored for Eco Protection Services

United Water and the City of Indianapolis were recently chosen by the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) for two Platinum Peak Performance Awards.

21 Jul 2011