Small Island States in Clean Energy Race
Dominica leads group of 52 small island developing states aiming for a 45 percent cut in emissions in the next 18 years. … Read More
House Cuts Funding for Climate Education, Outreach
The House passed a bill that would cut funding for climate change communication and education efforts.… Read More
Orthodox Community Embraces Renewable Energy
Through small scale solar, wind, and hydro power, an NGO educates about renewable energy and climate change.… Read More
Rising Coal Exports Prompt Fears from Rail Communities
With Asia's energy demands directing more U.S. coal to West Coast ports, Montana's rail communities fear the effects. Read More
Anxious Japan Prepares for Life Without Nuclear Power
Japan has 54 nuclear reactors, but as of Saturday, not a single one of them will be in operation – how will the country cope? Read More
Ice is Flowing Slower on Greenland than Many Feared
Greenland's ice is not flowing into the sea as quickly as feared, but the news is not all good for sea level rise.… Read More
Climate Change Threatens Saguaro National Park’s Cacti
Saguaro National Park's managers are increasingly worried climate change may damage the park's staple desert plants.… Read More
Antarctic Ice Shelves Melting from Below, Study Finds
A new study suggests warm water is melting Antarctica's ice shelves from below, speeding the inland ice loss rate.… Read More
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