
Antinuclear Austria Should Lead the Way on Nuclear Power
Though constitutionally outlawed, atomic energy is ripe for development in the central European country

Antinuclear Austria Should Lead the Way on Nuclear Power
Though constitutionally outlawed, atomic energy is ripe for development in the central European country

A Puma Hunter Is Enlisted to Track Down and Help Save Florida Panthers [Excerpt]
Conservationists found an unlikely ally in an expert wildlife tracker who previously brought mountain lions to the verge of extinction


BPA Linked to Low Birth Weights in Baby Girls
Pregnant women with high levels of BPA in their blood during their first trimester were more likely to have baby girls with low birth weights

Pope Says Science Can Solve "Serious Problems Besetting Mankind"
Calls on world leaders to respect the "right of the environment"

Rising Seas and Pounding Waves Will Threaten 3 Common Pacific Seabirds
New research finds that island bird nests will be hit hard by climate change

China to Launch Nationwide Scheme to Cut Global Warming Pollution
Xi Jinping will announce a new cap-and-trade plan to combat climate change

New Bid to Cut Natural Gas Pollution Falls Short
Existing sources of methane emissions from the oil and gas sector must be addressed in order to effectively solve the problem

Sexually Deceptive Orchid Seeks Specialty Pollinator
The grand spider orchid relies on luring in a very specific type of wasp for its survival

Farms Harvest Cuts in Carbon Dioxide via Soil
Farming to improve crops and store more CO2 gains traction

House Dust Organisms Reveal Location and Residents
The particular fungi found in house dust can tell investigators where you live, and the bacteria in the dust can give away who and what you live with

EPA May Underestimate Landfill Methane
By underestimating the garbage going in, the EPA may be underestimating the methane seeping out

Can Solar Desalination Slake the World's Thirst?
Turning saltwater fresh with sunlight could help an increasingly thirsty world