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The Guardian (via Kottke) has assembled a slide show of some of the animals and plants that have been lost to the world over the last 10 years....
African soccer isn't all vuvuzelas and Didier Drogba goals. There's a dark side. In fact, the desperate hope that European soccer can provide a...
If you live on the west coast, especially up North, you may have noticed (along with the rest of the country) you air quality dropping noticeably....
When President Obama took over the White House, thousands of campaign workers-who had abandoned the stability of education, careers, and even...
On April 14th, put on your blue t-shirt and head to downtown NYC and help simulate what a 10 ft. rise in sea level would do to Manhattan. It's all...
A letter by the famously reclusive J.D. Salinger to his paramour Janet Eagleson (who he calls "Janet, old Son of Eagle") is on the block at eBay....
A SeaPower Pacific Ceto Wave Farm could potentially offer both fresh water and zero emission power to residents of Perth, Australia (a place in...
There's an interesting item on MountainRunner about this briefer given out by the Foreign Ministry, about how the Swedish Foreign Ministry should...
The dissolution of the industry was reflected in airports, where architectural innovation was quickly pushed aside to make room for quick, easy fixes.
In a series of hauntingly gorgeous photographs entitled “SOUP,” Mandy Barker captures the bright, plastic debris that covers our oceans.
The New York Times reports that an anti-whaling vessel from the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and a Japanese whaling ship collided Wednesday...
The world's first floating wind turbine, a 2.3-megawatt apparatus built by Siemens, will be anchored off the coast of Norway this...
A bike path and parking lot in Ventura, California, will retreat 65 feet inland to escape rising sea levels. Expect more of this.
Photographer Phil Hart captures the stunning ecological side-effects of Victoria's 2006 bush fires.
How consumers fell for the dubious origins of the "certified-sustainable Chilean sea bass" hook, line, and sinker.
Get to know the new agency that swinging for the clean energy fences.
Peace of mind in technofuturism and mass extinction in today's daily roundup of what we're reading at GOOD Environment HQ. Enjoy!
In the following nature documentary, one of the world's most delicate creatures, the plastic bag, migrates from the city to its natural habitat...
Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, and much of Long Island are terribly vulnerable to sea level rise and storm surge.
Time lapse footage from National Geographic shows the incredible shrinking Alaskan coastline.
