In the Northern Rockies, beetle infestation and invasive fungus are destroying ancient whitebark pine forests, with serious impacts on wildlife.
Half of the world¿s mammals are declining in population and many are at risk of extinction. That¿s according to the ¿Red List¿, the world¿s most respected scientific listing of endangered species which was unveiled on Monday at the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)¿s World Conservation Congress in Barcelona.
The Bonobo, or pygmy chimpanzee, has been driven to the edge of extinction by hunting and habitat loss. Only a few thousand now remain, living in a pocket of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
New technology enables readers to download newspapers and magazines.
The Queensland Government and environmental groups have rejected calls for a crocodile cull following a suspected crocodile attack.
The Federal Government's being urged to help lower income earners do their bit for the environment.
The Government's chief advisor on climate change says Australia has plenty to lose if it fails to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
We use computers a lot, and they use a lot of energy. Two recent grads have come up with a way to offset your power usage and show support for the green movement. Produced for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08 at chooseorlose.com. (Sept. 29)
India's rambling financial hub, Mumbai, is on a massive clean-up drive. Luxury apartments, offices and parks are popping up everywhere, while tens of thousands of slum-dwellers are literally being pushed out by the development.
A planetarium, aquarium and a roof sprouting grass are at the world's 'biggest green museum'.
The European parliament have voted for cuts of 17 per cent in cars carbon emissions within four years.
With all this talk of going green these days, we often overlook one area where change is easy: our laundry. Produced by Lauren Sausser for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08 at chooseorlose.com. (Sept. 24)
International Fund for Animal Welfare is combating ivory trade on the Web.
Designers meet in London to show how sustainability and environmental issues are re-shaping their work.
Cynthia McFadden explores the potential impact of off-shore drilling in Maine.
The western United States is rich in renewable solar and wind energy, but delivering it to consumers will require huge investments in new transmission lines that could cause serious environmental impacts.
The environmentalist group "No New Coal" is at it again, trying to shut down a new coal-fired plant in Arkansas. Produced by Malcolm Glover for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08 at chooseorlose.com. (Sept. 18)
Uncertainty in oil prices and environmental concerns are denting the prestige of SUVs or 4x4s for city drivers in the UK.
Jaime of ME sits down with Governor Baldacci to talk about building a green economy in Maine, obtaining energy independence, and how the youth can help. Produced for MTV's Choose or Lose Street Team '08 at chooseorlose.com. (Sept. 17)
The Lebanese port city of Sidon is living an ecological nightmare. The city's dump releases toxic gases, chemicals seep into the ground water and waste tumbles into the sea, washing up in the port and along the coast.
A look at hydroelectric energy and it's future in the U.S.
Sarah Palin explains her views on global warming and foreign policy.
Sarah Palin tells Charlie Gibson she and McCain agree to disagree on drilling.
Bangladesh is to receive international funds to help it fight the effects of climate change.
There's wide support for giving federal protection to Snake River headwaters in Wyoming, but farmers downriver in Idaho worry this could mean less water for crops.
The UK is to give £75m to help Bangladesh prepare for the impact of climate change.
Author Tom Friedman weighs in on the candidates' energy policies.
Green polar bears have been puzzling visitors to a Japanese zoo.
Author of "Hot, Flat and Crowded" Thomas Friedman discusses energy policy.
Is global warming the cause of the recent surge of powerful storms?
Tips on making your own green cleaning products.
Professor Ross Garnaut has released his latest report on climate change, outlining the carbon reduction requirements that are needed, in his opinion.
Households will be told today how much the government climate change plan is going to cost.
Professor Ross Garnaut will present the latest stage of his climate change report in Canberra today.
A large chunk of ice has broken away from Ellesmere Island in Canada's northern arctic.
Some scientists suspect that pesticides are the cause of plummeting bee populations, which could have serious consequences for pollination and production of food crops.
A British environmentalist is paddling his way to the North Pole to prove a point about climate change.
A British environmentalist is on his way to the North Pole in a kayak.
An Arctic seal in the UK has broken all the rules by showing it doesn't like the cold.