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Arctic ice: Less than meets the eye
Electricity Out of Thin Air Could Be The Next Big Power Source
Finland Plans to Build the World's First 'Green Highway'
Add salt as required: the recipe for fresh water
Horned turtles butchered to extinction
Antibacterial socks may boost greenhouse emissions
RFID Chips Can Be Made of Wood, to Tag Trees Without Adulterating the Timber
Atomic Jenga could turn domestic refrigerators green
Beyond decibels: Planning the new sounds of the city
Phytoplankton Population Drops 40 Percent Since 1950
Road killed: Australia's common wombat could soon be uncommon
Recommended: The Changing Arctic Landscape
Costs and values: The legacy of the Exxon Valdez disaster
Weather or Not?: Last Winter's Record Snow Driven by Short-Term Meteorologic Patterns, Not Long-Term Climate Change
E. coli engineered to make convenient 'drop-in' biofuel
US food waste worth more than offshore drilling
Galapagos: off the danger list, still in danger
Which oil-mopping technology will win $1.4m X prize?
Solar cycle may drive Venice's floods
Some trees 'farm' bacteria to help supply nutrients
Chemicals are likely cause of feminization of fish present in two rivers in Alberta, Canada, researchers find
Black carbon implicated in global warming
Reforestation projects capture more carbon than industrial plantations, new research reveals
Research of cell movements in developing frogs reveals new twists in human genetic disease
Happy 35th birthday, global warming!
Toilet Tech: A Power Generator Turns Falling Wastewater Into Electricity
Environmental Visionaries: The Solar Roadrunner
Six Quiet Climate Villains
Climate control: Is CO2 really in charge?
Ice shelf was kept intact by underwater ridge
The Green Dream: Going Gray, Saving Blue
Environmental Visionaries: The Nuclear Revivalist
Ancient oceans belched stagnant CO2 into the skies
Climate Change Commitment II
BP's three-pronged attack on Deepwater Horizon leak
Terrifying Sinkhole Opens in Guatemala, Swallows Three-Story Building
Did early hunters cause climate change?
Ocean heat content increases update
Malaria in retreat despite warmer climate
Pinocchio frog and dwarf wallaby: New species found
What we can learn from studying the last millennium (or so)
Plenty of wave energy to be harvested close to shore
Dents in Earth's gravitational field due to plumes
Claude Allègre: The Climate Imposter
World grabs more and more toilet paper
Gallery: Earth From Above
World's third-largest dam gets the go-ahead
Blame the volcano trouble on sun and global warming
Forensic DNA blow to commercial whaling proposals
Skip the hard cell: Flexible solar power is on its way

MIT's Self-Assembling Solar Cells Recycle Themselves Repeatedly, Just Like Plant Cells MIT's Test Cell Patrick Gillooly, MIT Plants are extremely efficient converters of light into energy, more or less setting the bar for researchers creating photovoltaic cells that convert sunlight into electricity. As such, researchers are constantly trying to mimic the tricks that millions of years of evolution and development have taught to plant biology. Now, a team of MIT scientists believe they've done it, creating a synthetic, self-assembl..

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Oil Rig Explodes in the Gulf of Mexico (Again) Miss the good old days of daily oil disaster news Worry not, for another oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded this morning, leaving all 13 crew members in the water but - according to initial reports - all are alive and only one is injured. The rig is owned by Mariner Energy (somewhere a BP exec is breathing again) and is not currently producing, according to the Coast Guard. Updated. Details are sketchy right now, but rescuers are en route to..

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Future Mars Colonists Could Learn To Terraform By Studying Darwin's Methods Ascension Island Charles Darwin's artificial forest captures moisture from clouds that drift over the volcanic peaks on Ascension Island. Google Earth The father of evolution apparently played God with a tropical ecosystem 160 years ago, and the results could inform future experiments to terraform Mars, botanists say. The BBC recounts how Charles Darwin helped build an artificial forest on Ascension Island, one of his subjects of study from his t..

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Climate Villain Bjørn Lomborg Does U-Turn, Says Global Warming is a $100 Billion Problem Bjorn Lomborg Lomborg.com Apparently, some tigers can change their stripes -- especially if they have books to sell. One of our favorite climate villains, the Danish economist Bjørn Lomborg, has apparently warmed to the idea of climate change, and now says it's a problem on which the world ought to spend $100 billion annually. Lomborg's forthcoming book, Smart Solutions to Climate Change, declares that global warming is "undoubtedly one of the c..

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By 2035, Smarter Technology Should Triple Efficiency of Regular Gas-Powered Cars, If They're Still Around A University of Michigan researcher thinks we can triple the fuel economies in our petroleum-powered vehicles in the next 25 years. All we need to do is replace horsepower with brainpower. John DeCicco, a lecturer at the School of Natural Resources and Environment at Michigan, isn't bearish on alternative fuels or electric vehicles, but he argues that the most cost-effective means of reducing carbon footprints and keeping fuel prices from swallo..

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