| SOP newswire3 |  | UN Chief Ban Urges Countries To Fight Deforestation - Ban Ki-moon called today for increased support from Member States for a United Nations initiative to slow, halt and reverse deforestation. |
| Will Nixon |  | Bald Eagles, Our National Symbol, Are Not as Nice as You Think - A volunteer eagle watcher at a Catskills reservoir has stories to tell that range from heartening to tragic to sordid. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN: Temperatures In 2011 Tenth Highest On Record - Temperatures this year are the tenth highest on record since 1850, and the highest ever in a year which experienced a La Niña event. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN: Link Between Global Warming And Extreme Weather - A United Nations-backed report confirms the link between climate change and current trends in extreme weather. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN: Deforestation Threatens Planet - Deforestation not only threatens the planet`s climate and national economic development, but also communities whose income, culture and way of life depend on healthy forests. |
| Will Nixon |  | Ten Years in a Hybrid and Still Going Strong - When I bought my Honda Insight in 2001, hybrids were a rare sight on the road. A decade later my love affair with 53 miles-per-gallon hasn't waned. |
| Tom Ski |  | The Green Register Shows YOU the Baby Steps of Going Green! - This week, we are going to delve into the true concept of what it means to go green, and how organizations, sites, magazines and - above all |
| SOP newswire2 |  | Obama Administration Plans to Expand Offshore Oil Drilling in Gulf of Mexico - The Obama administration announced plans today to expand offshore oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico and offer additional lease sales in the sensitive waters off Alaska. |
| Tom Ski |  | The Green Register Shows YOU the Baby Steps of Going Green! - There are also issues, however, that people have come across and asked about regarding the actual initiative of going green. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN Protecting and Revitalizing Drylands - United Nations agencies have agreed to step up their efforts to protect and revitalize drylands. |
| Tom Ski |  | It is Time For Companies to Go Green! - The Green Register - and since there are hundreds of amazing articles and sections that relate to all areas of eco-friendly, green causes - our coverage will be varied and in-depth for a good long time to come. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN: Small Island States Vulnerable To Climate Change - Representatives of small island States took to the podium at the General Assembly today to exhort the world to pay greater attention to their vulnerability to climate change. |
| Donna Cavanagh |  | Did Global Warming Short out College Football? - For the first time in almost a century, violent weather delayed Notre Dame football. Is this an anomaly or a scary view of things to come? |
| SOP newswire2 |  | Environmental Problems and Potential to Empower Youth to Make a Difference - The Nature Conservancy has released a new nationwide poll that reveals America`s youth is unhappy with the condition of the environment, and lack faith in adults to address it. |
| SOP newswire2 |  | What 'Living Green' Means To Me - The idea of 'living green' can be very overwhelming. The problems with our environment are so big. Some people feel they could never really make a difference- so they won`t even try. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN Underlines Importance of Sstainable Use of Iraqi Marshlands As Water Resource - Marshlands in Iraq must be managed in a manner that balances the various benefits derived from the ecosystems, including food and clean water for the country`s people. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN Chief Ban: Clean Energy Revolution Will Put World on More Equitable Path - Ban Ki-moon has called for a clean energy revolution to help transform the global economy and put the world on a cleaner, safer, more equitable path. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN Reports First Signs of Antarctic Ozone Depletion This Year - Signs of ozone depletion are again appearing over the Antarctic, the United Nations reported today. |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN Chief Ban to Visit Denver for Engagements on Renewable Energy - Secretary-General will tomorrow travel to Denver where he will deliver a speech at the University of and meet with industry leaders to discuss the need to promote renewable sources of energy. |
| Tom Ski |  | Adventurers and Scientists for Conservation: An Update on This Extraordinary Organization! - Adventurers and Scientists for Conservation (ASC), opens people up to the most amazing studies and expeditions that are completed all across the world; from Wolverine studies to Grizzly Bear studies that are ongoing, |
| SOP newswire3 |  | UN Sponsors Writing Contest To Save Forests - Two teenagers` powerful pleas from the imagined standpoint of a tree to save the world`s forests beat out two million competitors to win gold medals today in the United Nations International Letter-Writing Competition for Young People. |
| Ron G Anselm |  | Yellowstone River Oil Spill Leaves Questions Unanswered for Exxon Mobil - Exxon Mobil Corps oil leaks into the yellowstone river and adds more frustration to this growing problem |
| SOP newswire2 |  | Rapid Action Needed As Record Number of Dead Sea Turtles Found in Gulf of Mexico - The National Marine Fisheries Service announced plans today to finally address the rash of sea turtle deaths in the Gulf of Mexico due to the shrimp trawl fishery. |
| Vincent Gonzalez |  | Ocean Trouble, No Longer A World Away - A new study that came out Tuesday claims that ocean life as we know it is on the brink of a mass extinction. |
| SOP newswire2 |  | Climate Gap: Who is Committed and What Can Be Done! - Today, Ambassador Pablo Solon of the Plurinational State of Bolivia addressed reporters at the UN climate talks in Germany. |
| SOP newswire2 |  | Kyoto, A Focus on Protecting Forests Now - Today, as UN climate negotiations continued their slow start, Ambassador Pablo Solon of the Plurinational State of Bolivia outlined a clear vision to move negotiations forward. |
| SOP newswire2 |  | Developing Nations Are Far Exceeding Wealthy Nations on Cutting Emissions - "What's on the table in these negotiations is that 65% of emission reductions happen in developing countries and just 35% happen in developed countries, even though it is they who caused the problem of climate change. |
| Robert Paul Reyes |  | Environmentalist Stressed Out Over Balloons Flying Over San Francisco - San Francisco environmental groups are criticizing a video game company for releasing 10,000 balloons into the air as part of a promotion for a new product. |
| SOP newswire2 |  | John Holdren Seeks to Push 'Green Energy' Agenda on Global-Warming Skeptics - White House science czar John Holdren is now on record saying there is a need to "educate" GOP climate skeptics on Capitol Hill to get in line with the White House's continuing green agenda.
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| SOP newswire2 |  | Human Activity Affects Extreme Weather? - Last week a severe storm froze Dallas under a sheet of ice, just in time to disrupt the plans of the tens of thousands of (American) football fans descending on the city for the Super Bowl. |
