Ecology

A seasonal forecast of the devastating extreme weather event may be available as soon as 2016

Pumping CO2 underground can help fight climate change but remains untested for the most part

Public lands protect forests, wildlife and biodiversity, as well as provide space for renewable energy development

Experts develop a tool to distinguish emissions from different types of oil

I'm feeling the urge to blog about lizards. So, today I'd like to talk about the Aprasia species, a group of short-tailed, near-limbless gekkotans that belong to the Australian Pygopodidae family, the so-called flapfoots, flap-footed lizards or pygopods.

Arctic sea ice continues to thin and recede

A new proposal pegs the start of the Anthropocene to the little ice age and the Columbian Exchange

Bonobo poop matters. Well, maybe not the poop itself, but what's in it. You see, bonobos eat a lot of fruit, and fruit contains seeds. Those seeds travel through a bonobo's digestive system while the bonobo itself travels through the landscape.

Remember when the fight against phasing out inefficient incandescent light bulbs was a big deal? Well it seems the sky didn't fall. Just recently, Canada joined the United States, the European Union, and Australia among several countries (see map below) to phase out the production and import of inefficient incandescent light bulbs.

Hey there, pretty bird. Welcome back. We've missed your jersey caramel colours and big, brown eyes since pretty much forever. What's new with us?

The City of Light’s green makeover touched the iconic Eiffel Tower last week as it ramped up two onsite wind turbines. These turbines are installed inside the tower’s metal scaffolding on the second level, and are painted in the same color to minimize their visual impact on the 126-year-old tower.

Global warming is headed back to the future as the CO2 level reaches a new high