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Red tides are not a new phenomenon, but the one invading Florida's Gulf Coast this summer should give anyone who is concerned about the environment pause for concern.

If you're like many people worried about the environment, chances are you are on a mission to use products in your everyday life that won't have a bad effect on the world at large. Seventh [...]

Although it seems like an unlimited source with the presence of large deserts on the Saudi Arabian peninsula and in North Africa, our current supply is dwindling rapidly.

When most people think about the effects of global warming, their attention turns to extreme weather in temperate climates and the rising ocean levels throughout the world due to the melting of [...]

Once a forest is gone, it's gone forest, especially if what replaces it is dry, arid land the becomes a virtual desert. While for millennia that may have been the case, it's not necessarily true [...]

If you're associated with a scout troop, work with school groups or maybe even an avid gardener, chances are you have heard of seed bombs.

Located in southeastern Siberia north of the Mongolian border is Lake Baikal, the oldest freshwater lake in the world.

The number of storms per year and the strength of each storm are two indicators that these weather events have intensified since the beginning of the 20th century.

In the developed world, most people think nothing of turning on a tap and dispensing clean, safe water. Unfortunately, that's a luxury the rest of the world can't afford-