'Frog foam' could enable carbon capture, easier biofuels
What can frogs teach us about solar power, biofuel production and carbon capture? More than you might think, say researchers
Addicted to oil in a warming world? Blame the human brain
Never mind political differences, the rich-vs-poor divide or the all-out assault by global warming deniers. Our failure to take meaningful
Arctic explorers set off on 500-km climate trek across sea ice
A three-person team led by British explorer Ann Daniels this week began a grueling 500-kilometre trek across the Arctic’s
Welcome to the cloak-and-dagger world of peak oil, climate
Who would’ve thunk it? As we ease into the second decade of the 21st century — a period that had
Carbon storage: Works in a lab, but what about real life?
European researchers are set to launch a new field laboratory this year to assess the best ways to store and
What's good for you isn't good for the krill
We all know that television commercials tend to, shall we say, accentuate the positive. But one recent ad we spotted
Beware of vested interests bearing 'gifts' of academic studies
Say you’re feeling a bit blue and the feeling won’t go away. Would you accept advice to take
Maldives president: We must find out who hacked climate emails
Maldivian President Mohamed Nasheed has two suggestions for the media and world leaders when it comes to addressing climate change:
In a post-consumer world, malls can become greenhouses
In a post-financial meltdown world, is there really any place for the sprawling suburban shopping mall anymore?
Social critic James
London officials seek ways to emulate Europe's greenest city
London officials today heard from an expert who offered a host of ideas for helping their city to follow in
