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Rulers of tundra join rulers of sea ice in scavenging. By Doug O'Harra

The largest object afloat has proved what irresistible force means. Iceberg B15A delivered on predictions, breaking the nose off a glacial ice tongue in Antarctica. By Andrew Darby

Signs and wonders? You want to see signs and wonders? Forget about tonight's second chapter of "Revelations," NBC's pop-apocalypse miniseries - that is, if you aren't already ignoring it. By Noel Holston.

Global warming is wreaking havoc in Alaska. Over the past 40 years, annual temperatures have increased 4 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit, and winter temperatures have warmed 8 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit. By Deborah Williams

The re-emergence of gray wolves at Yellowstone National Park is boosting the park's biodiversity by mitigating the effects of climate change on food availability, according to a new study by researchers at UC Berkeley. By Omeed Elboudwarej

HRW raporundaki "uzman" görüşüne göre 25-26 Mart 1994'te Türk Hava Kuvvetleri Kuşkonar köyünün bombalanmasına katıldı. Büyük olaslıkla ABD'den sağlanan iki savaş uçağı gene büyük olasılıkla ABD'den sağlanan dört bombayı köye attı.

Maps of Antarctica need to be amended. The long-awaited collision between the vast B-15A iceberg and the landfast Drygalski ice tongue has taken place.

The federal Coalition government has turned its back on the Kyoto Protocol on greenhouse emissions and NSW Labor Premier Bob Carr is promoting the necessity of another coal-fired power station in NSW, so it's now up to the people to show the way. By Zoe Moore

Global warming is real, dangerous and ignored at great risk to the planet, a leading environmentalist told an audience of about 250 at last week's inaugural MIT Environmental Fellows Invitational Lecture. By Nancy Stauffer

The 2004 election was stolen — will someone please tell the media? By Robert C. Koehler

Prisoners likely subject to pain

A horse chestnut in leaf and blue tits starting to nest in January are among the most recent signs that spring is getting earlier. By Charles Clover

Environmentalists embrace a former foe to combat global warming. By Leif Utne

Venezüella Devlet Başkanı Hugo Chávez'in, 2005 Dünya Sosyal Forumu'nda, Porto Alegre'de, Gigantinho Stadyumu'nda yaptığı konuşmadan alıntılar.

The melting of mountain glaciers throughout the world, which, experts say, account for as much as 95 per cent of water in river networks, would worsen the growing water crisis.

Was it people power? Was it a coup? Or was it just the toppling of a clan? By Pepe Escobar

Floridians could "meet force with force" on the street, in a bar or just about anywhere else without fear of prosecution, under a bill that cleared the state Legislature on Tuesday. By Beth Kassab and Sherri M. Owens

A team of researchers, led by Martin Hoffert, professor of physics at New York University, have conducted what may be the first comprehensive study of non-carbon-dioxide-producing energy sources to evaluate how to stabilize the Earth's climate while meeting the world's energy needs.

An increasing number of shags are being found starved to death around Scotland be-cause of climate change. By Alison Chiesa

In a letter to their respective governors Wednesday, the groups called for strong action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the region's power plants.

Species are going extinct 1,000 times faster than at any time in history, with up to 30 percent of all mammal, bird and amphibian species in danger of disappearing, according to the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. By Stephen Leahy

A major oil producer ExxonMobil has sponsored a seminar featuring leading Australian and global sceptics disputing the science behind the Kyoto Treaty, ahead of two important international conferences this week backing the need for substantial reductions in greenhouse emissions. By Bob Burton

İki yıl önce, Perulu parlamento üyesi Dr. Villanueva Nuñez, Microsoft Peru Genel Müdürü González'den, hükümetin açık yazılıma artan ilgisi ile ilgili sert bir mektup almış ve "her devlete böyle parlamento üyesi" dedirtecek örnek bir cevap yazmıştı. Tam zamanıdır diyerek yayınlıyoruz.

National agricultural experts and government officials from Poland, together with representatives of key UN agencies, are meeting here today to begin the final phase of Poland's efforts to eliminate the use of methyl bromide by the end of 2005. By Government of Poland and UNEP

If American forces aren't pulling out of Iraq in a year, a draft will be needed to meet manpower requirements, military analysts warned Wednesday. By Bob Dart

The Premier's specialist advisory body on greenhouse gases has recommended that NSW slash its emissions by 60 per cent by 2050, adopt aggressive demand management and defer a new coal-fired power station until technologies advance. By Anne Davies

Despite the recent rash of anti-Chávez editorials in the US media, and threatening statements made by a whole slew of senior US government officials at both the Departments of State and Defense, Agee sees a more cynical US strategy in Venezuela. By Jonah Gindin

We had to attend a very important meeting on reconstructing Falloja. Mohammad, of the Human Rights Organization in Falloja, told us that we have to be in Falloja Cement Factory, where the meeting is held, at 8 am.

One of Britain's leading climate change experts has thrown his weight behind the claim that global warming is being caused by human activity in a report published today by the Institute of Physics.

'The foil reflects almost all incident radiation. That strongly reduces the melting procedure'