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Unexplained plumes of radioactive steam have been rising from Fukushima's Reactor Building 3, Could a major meltdown be on the way? ...more |
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Chen Quanguo, Party chief of the Tibet autonomous region, said protecting every mountain, every river, every tree, every blade of grass is essential during the regional economic conference on Tuesday. ...more |
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Abu Dhabi is to build the first environmentally friendly road in the Middle East, the Department of Transport announced on Monday. ...more |
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This is the world’s first high-resolution HD video of the planet taken from space, and it’s visually amazing. ...more |
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University of Utah researchers however, have discovered a new reservoir/aquifer in Greenland’s ice sheet. ...more |
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Persistent Energy Ghana (PEG) is leading the movement to bring green energy, installing solar-powered micro-grids for the one million Ghanaian households that earn between $1 and $6 a day. ...more |
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Water, food supplies and energy production are all in jeopardy as the Amazon forest is felled for profit. And as Paul Brown writes, the damage is spreading well beyond Amazonia itself. ...more |
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The Ministry of Environment and Water has monitored the presence of algal bloom or overgrowth of microscopic marine plants in the country’s territorial waters overlooking the Arabian Gulf, off Ras Al Khaimah’s territorial coasts. ...more |
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New York City will reduce the amount of food waste sent to landfills by converting it into energy. ...more |
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It's not been a good year for Florida's citrus industry. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that, for the second year running, the orange crop is expected to be almost 10 percent lower than the previous year. ...more |
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