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Geo-Engineering Attempts to Mix Oxygen into the Baltic Sea May Be Dangerous

The Baltic Sea has to be saved. The geo-engineering efforts that aim to mix oxygen in deep areas of the Baltic Sea need to be abandoned as they can have potentially dangerous and unforeseen effects.

29 Jun 2012

Nature Conservancy of Canada Ranked as Canada's Top Environmental Charity

Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) has received top rankings in the environmental charity rankings in Canada. MoneySense has placed NCC on top of the 2012 Charity 100 rankings.

28 Jun 2012

Researchers at University of Southampton Develop New Method to Monitor Environmental Impact

Scientists from the University of Southampton have announced that they are ground-breaking a new method to measure and monitor the agricultural and industrial impact on the environment.

25 Jun 2012

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