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Climate change, which the scientific community links to the increased intensity of tropical storms and other extreme weather phenomena, is also making itself felt in Antarctica, where the "hole" in the ozone layer continues to grow and the increasing break-up of the ice shelves could have played a r

As Ranks of "Environmental Refugees" Swell Worldwide, Calls Grow for Better Definition, Recognition, Support. By United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS)

The Middle East and North Africa are perfectly placed to play a leading role in the lucrative future solar power industry, says a report released last week. By Wagdy Sawahel

While it is still not possible to calculate what percentage of climate change has been induced by human activities, there is evidence that rising greenhouse gas emissions, for example, exacerbate it... There is need to help poor communities adapt to the climate change that has already occurred.

The Bush administration and Congress have been chipping away at the National Environmental Policy Act, the law that requires federal agencies, such as the Forest Service and the Army Corps of Engineers, to do environmental impact reviews of their actions and programs. By Erica Rosenberg

The last time the Pakistan army rode to the rescue of its citizens after a massive natural disaster, the result was a civil war and the loss of half the country. By Ahmed Rashid

With nearly two months to go, the 2005 hurricane season is already one of the most active — and deadly — on record. By Sandi Doughton

John M. Wallace tried to steer Al Gore away from global warming. By Sandi Doughton

President George W. Bush's overall job approval rating has reached the lowest ever measured in this poll, and evaluations of his handling of Iraq, the economy and even his signature issue, terrorism, are also at all-time lows.

The environmental damage from hurricanes Katrina and Rita is unparalleled in its scope and variety, scientists say, with massive oil spills blanketing marshes, sediment smothering vast fishing grounds, and millions of gallons of raw sewage scattered in New Orleans and along the 400-mile Louisiana co

Imagine being able to paint a renewable energy source on the walls of your house, without having to shell out most of your life's earnings.

Experts debate on climate changes, stronger storms. By Terry Jones

Bill Gertz is a right-wing national security reporter for the Rev. Sun Yung Moon's neo-fascist newspaper, The Washington Times. By Walter C. Uhler

The environmentalists may cite media figures, such as Miles O'Brien of CNN, as witnesses for their claims. By Roger Aronoff

It's the first gathering of its kind in the United States, a chance for indigenous people to come together and voice concerns on global warming. Earlier today they talked about how it impacts the subsistence way of life and the consequences that could occur if things don't change.

On a day when NASA revealed that the North Pole's ice cap has shrunk to the smallest size ever recorded, Native leaders from eight nations across the Arctic gathered in Anchorage to discuss the problem of global warming.

According to NASA, this has been the warmest Arctic season in 400 years. That's causing glaciers overseas to melt into the ocean, making sea levels across the world rise at a rapid rate. Reported by Kaylan Reid

Caught in a "vicious" circle of global warming, the polar ice pack has shrunk by 30 per cent since 1978 and melting is speeding up causing the warmest summer in 400 years, an yet to be released NASA report said.

The reason Europe should politely, but firmly, reject Turkey's bid should be clear: Prime Minister Erdogan is systematically turning his country from a Muslim secular democracy into an Islamofascist state governed by an ideology anathema to European values and freedoms. By Frank J. Gaffney Jr.

"Attributing the outbreak only to commonly cited factors such as lack of cleanliness is incorrect"

Finds "human fingerprints all over atmospheric methane emissions"

Canadian researchers say lakes and wetlands in Alaska's Kenai Peninsula are drying at a significant rate due to global warming.

Time for our government to step up and save us from real threat is now. By Donna Hoffman

Simple remedies are available to counter one of the world's greatest threats, climate change, according to one of Australia's leading scientists.

Hurricane Rita is now on a path to hit the oil rigs in the Gulf offshore Texas. By Jerome Corsi

The impact of global warming on European weather patterns has been underestimated, according to a new report published in Nature this week. By Nicola Barrell

The record heatwave that scorched Europe two years ago killing tens of thousands of people could have led to a devastating increase in global warming, new research shows.

Hot news in the global carbon debate: Australia and the US are in it, writes Jon Stanford.

Government help is needed if America is to significantly shake its dependence on a fossil-fuel-based economy, a prominent solar-energy expert said. By Greg Edwards

Shortly after Hurricane Katrina roared through South Mississippi knocking out electricity and communication systems, the White House ordered power restored to a pipeline that sends fuel to the Northeast. By Nikki Davis Maute