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The Idle No More Movement Opposes the Oil Sands and the development of the Northern Gateway Pipeline which would endanger the ecology of both land and sea.
Photographs of the tragedy of Oklahoma's mega-tornado yesterday don't begin to show the full magnitude of the devastation and heartbreak, which is even worse than we can imagine from looking at the pictures below.
Moore, Oklahoma has just been hit by the most devastating level of tornado for the second time in a decade and a half. The situation for the inhabitants is unimaginable.
In 2007 the region of Patogonia, Chile is suffered with scarcity of water, the whole lake was disappeared.
Stephen Harper comes to New York, becomes a shill for the Tar Sands industry, and tells one lie after another.
Snow in the Algerian province Baser fell in the mid-week, storms in the sahara snow fell on the Sahara. A strong wind blows snow across the roads
The government of Stephen Harper may be more unfriendly to the environment than any government in history.
Obama finds himself under pressure from his biggest donors over Keystone XL, and an inventor says he can make solar power dirt cheap.
As the people of Mayflower, Arkansas continue to suffer from the effects of Exxon's Pegasus Pipeline rupture, we await John Kerry's decision as to whether the Keystone XL Pipeline will be approved.
Used to live all over Australia, now confined to a tiny western corner, believed to be the result of habitat loss and redation by foxes that had been introduced to the country in the early 19th century.
The sympathetic council are now doing all they can to assist Kathleen by speeding through her application and keeping costs to a bare minimum - acknowledging that an over-zealous official had clearly blundered when the lamp-post was installed.
Environmental experts fear invasive species could be disastrous for fragile ecosystems and native species of the Galapagos Islands.
Behavioral scientists believe that voting Evangelical Christians are influencing key Republican lawmakers against regulating climate polluting greenhouse gases.
Sadly, the only specimen still to be found in Taiwan is a stuffed specimen at the National Museum, the two live clouded leopards at Taipei Zoo another, imported subspecies from Southeast Asia
