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Jun 14, 2013
11:36 am

UN projects world population will hit 9.6 billion by 2050
Population growth is projected to be highest in Africa, while UN projects world population will top out at 9.6 billion in 2050.
BY Faine Greenwood
demographics, Global Warming, Need to Know, population, Green, Aid, Politics, Science

Facebook's Sean Parker fined for environmentally destructive wedding
Business, Green, Hollyworld
Jun 4, 2013
3:28 pm

Study: Australian lake untouched by climate change
North Stradbroke Island's Blue Lake appears to be in the same condition it was 7,500 years ago.
BY News Desk
Global Warming, Green, Asia-Pacific, Strange But True, Science

Turkish police crackdown on Istanbul protesters
Protests, Green, Turkey
May 31, 2013
6:02 am

Mt. Everest: Sherpas getting a bad rap
Many blame local guides for the influx of inexperienced climbers and the increased risk of death on the world's highest mountain.
BY Jason Overdorf
Nepal, Travel/Tourism, Green, Want to Know, Emerging Markets, India, United States

Chatter: Machete terrorist attack in London
BeNeLux, Green, World Religion, Chatter, Nigeria, Japan, United Kingdom
May 14, 2013
6:12 am

How the World Bank funds illegal logging in Cambodia and Laos
Environmental watchdog Global Witness says Deutsche Bank and the World Bank didn't do their homework before investing in unlawful Vietnamese rubber companies.
BY Denise Hruby
Need to Know, Green, Cambodia, Emerging Markets, Politics, Vietnam

Hungry Gaza finds sustenance in urban gardening (PHOTOS)
Conflict Zones, Green, Aid, Israel and Palestine, Innovation
May 12, 2013
6:01 am

A hungry Gaza finds sustenance in urban farms
With much of Gaza's farmland swallowed by Israel's buffer zone, experts say urban aquaponic farms can curb food insecurity in the cramped territory.
PHOTO GALLERY
BY Rebecca Collard
Agriculture, Conflict Zones, Green, Want to Know, Aid, Israel and Palestine
May 10, 2013
2:58 pm

Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere surpass worrisome milestone
Carbon dioxide levels, one of the main culprits of global warming, have topped 400 parts per million.
BY Talia Ralph
Global Warming, Green, Want to Know, Science, United States

GreenTalk: India emphasizing dams, wastewater treatment over conservation

Radioactive tissue raises fears

Heat wave across the US setting record highs (VIDEO)

TomJoad: Arundhati Roy in 800 words

Minor infections may become deadly again

Pollution will be top cause of early death by 2050

Cliffs of Dover section collapses

Court allows wolf hunts to go on

GreenTalk: Delhi wastewater plants forced to shut down by off-the-charts pollution

GreenTalk: India (barely) protests dams on international day of action

World Water Forum: Water crisis is looming

Water pollution from agriculture is worsening

GreenTalk: Africa backs India on climate change emissions

Increase in public transit linked to improved economy

Peaceful environmental activists investigated

IndiaInc: Tata to bring Nano to America

Ecuador protests mining

Video: After tsunami, mother and child

Video: After tsunami, a fisherman's story

Video: After tsunami, one father's struggle

The Fukushima crisis

Tohoku: the fishing industry

After the Tsunami: Rebuilding a year on

Climate change forcing nation to relocate

EADS accuses China of blocking Airbus sales

GreenTalk: Ban mining in India's Western Ghats

Future flood threat to British nuclear reactors

Bottled water banned or restricted at more than 90 universities

Afghanistan avalanche buries village, kills 39

Conflict mineral present in electronics