| Stanford Who's Who Clears A Path For Extraordinary Environmental Educator / -- Stanford Who's Who recognizes Margie A. Buster due to her phenomenal work in the Education Industry. As President and CEO of the Board of Directors for Redland Tropical Gardens & Botanical... | |
| Santa Monica Sushi Restaurant Charged With Illegally Selling Whale Meat Criminal charges have been filed against the Hump, a hip sushi restaurant at the Santa Monica Airport. An attorney says the eatery has accepted "responsibility for the wrongdoing" and would pay a... |
| Dwp Drops Plan To Build 85-mile Power Transmission Line Across The Desert Environmental groups opposed the $800-million Green Path North Transmission Line because it would have crossed wilderness preserves and scenic... |
| Going Green Vs. Going Broke among the skeptics, arguing in its report that there are too many uncertainties involved in such modeling for accurate predictions. Despite those uncertainties, and without citing much in the way of... |
| U.s. Moves To List Loggerhead Turtles As Endangered Federal agencies are proposing to increase protections for loggerhead turtles, the long-lived sea creatures known for their big heads and capacity to swim thousands of miles across the Pacific. ... |
| Ballard Reports Audited Fourth Quarter And Full Year 2009 Results Fourth Quarter 2009 Highlights - Fourth quarter revenue was $16.5 million, 13% lower than the same period last year, but reflecting growth of 83% relative to the third quarter of 2009 and 35% of... |
| The Aransas Project Files Federal Lawsuit Against Texas Commission On Environmental Quality Officials For Illegally Harming Endangered Whooping Cranes Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) in their official capacities for illegal harm and harassment of Whooping Cranes at and adjacent to Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in violation of the... |
| Portland Group Supports Wind Farm Monitoring Takeover The Committee for Portland has backed a call from south-west Victorian councils for the State Planning Department to take over the monitoring of wind farms. The Pyrenees council has asked Planning... |
| Green Group Urges Solar Scheme Dialogue The Sunshine Coast Environment Council (SCEC) says the Queensland Government must consult the solar sector as it creates an alternative solar hot water rebate program. The Government this week... |
| Legal Action Launched Over Xstrata Discharge Mining giant Xstrata says it has been advised the State Government has begun legal action over the discharge of water from a north-west Queensland mine. In early 2009, unprecedented rainfall and... |
| New Broadcast Tv Public Service Announcement Celebrates The Environmental Leadership Of Public Gardens In Support Of National Public Gardens Day 2010 Paul James , host of HGTV’s Gardening By The Yard. National Public Gardens Day is a day of awareness in which communities nationwide are invited to visit and learn about the important role that... |
| Research And Markets: A Comprehensive Research Report On China's Environmental Protection Industry 2009 Research Report of China Environmental Protection Industry " report to their offering. The energy-conserving and environment-protective industry as well as new energy industry has become new... |
| Response: Rbs Is Not Funding 'climate Chaos' – It Has Excellent Green Credentials Kevin Watkins' article linking RBS to tar sands developments in Canada was highly misleading and ignored the billions of financing RBS has provided to renewable power projects... |
| Allendale Wind Farm Wins Approval A wind farm has been approved for the south-east of South Australia. Grant District Council's development assessment panel has approved a $170 million wind farm for Allendale. Energy company... |
| Weed Threatens Mallacoota Waterways The Department of Primary Industries (DPI) says the discovery of an invasive aquatic weed at Mallacoota is concerning. The water hyacinth spreads quickly and damages native waterways, aquatic flora... |
| Lake Mokoan Reports Reveals Cost Blow-out An auditor-general's report into the Lake Mokoan decommissioning in northern Victoria has found the project has cost about $50 million more than first expected. The report released yesterday found... |
| Maple Leaf Signs Mou For Waste Oil Collection And Processing " or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Conserve Oil Corporation (the "MOU") to establish a waste oil collection and processing facility... |
| Help On Way For Loggerhead Turtles? A loggerhead escapes a fishing net that has a built-in escape hatch for turtles. Activists want the federal government to require such nets in U.S.... |
| Everglades Dying Along With Crist? The Everglades once sprawled across more than 6,250 square miles. It's now about half that, replaced with homes and farms, and has since lost 90 percent of its wading... |
| Fishing industry still awaiting oil spill compo Commercial fishermen affected by one of Australia's worst oil spills say they are still waiting for compensation a year after the disaster. A 75 kilometre stretch of coastline from Moreton Island to... |
| GE Energy Financial Services and Plutonic Power Corporation Issue Clean Power /CNW/ - GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE: GE), and Plutonic Power Corporation (TSX: PCC) announced today that discussions are continuing with BC Hydro on an Energy Purchase Agreement... |
| Capital Notebook: Greenpeace delivers duck pix to Stelmach Today (Wednesday), Greenpeace activist Mike Hudema returned the favour by bringing two large photos of the ducks -- gift wrapped -- to the legislature to present to the premier. The enlarged ... |
| Clinton-era roadless forests rule in appeals court today Government and industry attorneys squared off in federal appeals court today over the future of the nation's protected "roadless" forests. On one side, U.S. Department of Justice and attorneys from... |
| Appeals court hears arguments on forest roads rule DENVER (AP) - Lawyers for the state of Wyoming and the Colorado Mining Association say a 2001 federal rule banning construction of new roads on National Forest land violates the law. The 10th U.S.... |
| NY horse breeder convicted of animal cruelty CATSKILL, N.Y. (AP) - A prominent New York thoroughbred breeder and trainer has been convicted of mistreating dozens of malnourished horses. Ernie Paragallo was convicted of 33 of 34 misdemeanor... |
| UN brings in top scientists to review IPCC report on Himalayan glaciers The IPCC had stated, wrongly, that Himalayan glaciers could melt by 2035. Photograph Subel Bhandari/AFP/Getty Images The UN called in the world's top scientists today to review a report by its... |
| Greenpeace gives Alta. premier photos oiled ducks EDMONTON A Greenpeace activist has marched up the steps of the Alberta legislature and provided Premier Ed Stelmach with pictures of ducks struggling in a northern Alberta oilsands tailings... |
| Condor egg a sign of hope for species FRESNO, Calif. - Biologists at Pinnacles National Monument are celebrating the first condor egg laid by a mating pair inside the park boundaries in more than a... |
| Clear Channel's 'Green is Good' Environmental Radio Show Provides Environmental Forum for Businesses LOS ANGELES - (Business Wire) The Clear Channel Produced “Green is Good” radio show has announced its roster of guests for the month of March, revealing a diverse cross-section of... |
| Bipartisan Great Lakes Restoration Bill Wins Environmental Support WASHINGTON, DC, March 9, 2010 (ENS) - Bipartisan legislation that promises the largest federal investment ever to clean up the Great Lakes - $650 million annually for the next five years - has been... |
| U.N. climate panel faces major review UNITED NATIONS - The world's biggest scientific guns are being called in to mop up after a trickle of unsettling errors in the reports written by the U.N. climate... |
| Newsweek: Going green make you more virtuous? private jet to the meeting on climate change ). Still, hypocrisy is so rife, there surely has to be more to it. In the case of environmental hypocrisy, that "more" may be the virtuous glow we get... |
| Whaling on trial Japan — This week our activists, Junichi and Toru, spent two very long and intense days in court, defending the honourable actions they took to expose the corruption within Japan's whaling... |
| Rockhill Adds Schneider to Environmental Insurance Team Article Reprints Rockhill Underwriting Management, based in Kansas City, Mo., has hired Kenneth Schneider as senior vice president of its Environmental unit. Schneider will manage all aspects of the... |
| 'He had sustained multiple bite wounds' A 36-year-old man was seriously injured when two pit bull terriers attacked him at his home in Oribi village outside Pietermaritzburg on Wednesday afternoon, paramedics said. "Paramedics arrived... |
| China tells US to do more on climate change BEIJING (AP) - China told the United States on Wednesday to make stronger commitments on climate change and provide environmental expertise and financing to developing nations. China's top climate... |
| Trees grown to replace coal at power station The trial will see native mallee eucalypt trees planted on 10 farms around Forbes. They'll eventually be harvested and used as fuel at the Wallerawang Power Station near Lithgow. It's the first... |
| Warm Sunshine Brings Buds Into Bloom On East Texas Trees CHAD THOMAS Staff WriterAs if on cue, previously dormant flora seemed to awaken all at once Tuesday as sunshine and warm breezes gave East Texas an early glimpse of... |
| Appeals court takes up ban on new roads in forests DENVER—A federal appeals court in Denver will hear oral arguments on a ban on building new roads in national forests. The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is weighing a lawsuit filed by the... |
| Trees Use Neighbors In Fight Against Herbivores Scandinavian scientists have discovered that a species of tree defends itself from herbivore attack by using chemicals emitted by neighboring plants. The study, published March 9 in New Phytologist,... |
| Ambius Enhances Retail Environment at GlobalShop 2010 Show www.ambius.com , showcases a broad range of products and services which enhance the retail environment including interior landscaping, ambient scenting and odor remediation, wall art décor and... |
| Minister defends fishing hikes By Thandanani Mhlanga Staff Reporter The Minister of Water and Environmental affairs says proposed fishing permit fee increases will not increase illegal fishing nor affect competition and... |
| Kansas Department of Health and Environment to sponsor conference on recycling, energy Kansas Department of Health and Environment ’s 16th annual Works! conference will emphasize composting, recycling and renewable energy. The registration deadline is Friday. The event is March... |
| China environment worsening, could miss energy goals China's environment is "still deteriorating", a senior official said Wednesday, as the booming nation burnt record amounts of coal and lagged behind in meeting its energy-saving goals. Following... |
| Green Oasis Environmental Inc. Announces That Custom Carbon Processing Inc., a Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Finalizes the Purchase of OK Crude South LLC and All of Its Assets GRNO ), a Florida corporation, is pleased to announce Custom Carbon Processing Inc. (CCP), a wholly owned subsidiary of Green Oasis Environmental Inc., has finalized the purchase of OK Crude South... |
| Green light: Extinction overtakes evolution, solar panels and polar photos Duke of Burgundy butterflies and biodiversity globally. "There's no question that the current extinction rates are faster [than the rate at which species... |
| European Countries to Agree New Targets to Fight Environmental Threats to Health March 10, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- - New WHO Reports Show Progress in Reducing Environmental Hazards to Health but Growing Inequalities in Exposure Representatives of 53 Member States from the WHO... |
| African land grabs, solar bets and extinction driving a 21st-century African land grab . His analysis told how African land tends to be cheaper: "Ethiopia is only one of 20 or more African countries where land is being bought or leased for... |
| Competition: Win a Sankey water butt and stand Water butts, on the whole, are ugly things: green plastic hulking things that lurk by the downpipe and are hard to disguise. So isn't it about time someone designed a stylish water butt you can be... |
| Save the planet. But maybe not right now | Martin Wainwright Solar , that humanity will prove ingenious enough to solve the problem through the skill of coming generations is a welcome change from those who portray our descendants as helpless victims of our... |
