Join the vigil to heal the oil disaster in the Gulf. (more)

Authorities are blaming Tropical Storm Agatha, which has claimed the lives of 150 people so far, for the massive sinkhole that has opened up underneath the capital city of Guatemala. (more)

Ciclo Sustainable Kiahkeya present: Gaia Connection--Introduction to Permaculture and Plant Knowledge Retreat in Brazil, July 17th -25th. (more)

The first images of the oil spill have been released by BP but under closely guarded conditions. (more)

Evolver New Orleans plans to use hair to help clean up the Gulf Coast. (more)

A Swedish film reveals the hundreds of thousands of possibly harmful chemicals we're exposed to on a daily basis. [Video] (more)

A Swedish company has devised underwater kites to harness the tidal forces of ocean waves as an alternative energy source. (more)

Mathematician Barbara Shipman expands upon an Austrian physicist’s work that explores honey bees’ advanced understanding of quantum mechanics. (more)

Emerging through volcanic ash are sights that leave the world to wonder at the beauty in destruction. (more)

DJ Spooky and Critical Beats invite you to participate in an Earth Day 2010 remix contest, using tracks from Critical Beats' library of Amazonian recordings. The winning track will be promoted and performed live by DJ Spooky! (more)

A new report confirms that England is in the midst of a wildlife extinction crisis. (more)

A revolutionary disposable toilet has been designed that could transform conditions in the developing world. (more)

Below the Arctic seabed massive stores of methane are destabilizing as punctures form in the permafrost. (more)

Credit card thin mobile devices, clothes that generate and produce heat when you need it, and cars that draw power from their roof tops could all be possible with the invention of a new portable power source. (more)

Art Levine, News Analyst for Truthout, gives a reality check about the many aspects of nuclear energy. (more)

Plastics are not indestructible as proven by Waterloo high school student Daniel Burd at last year's Canadian Science Fair. (more)

A study reveals that genetically modified corn approved for consumption in the U.S. and Europe may cause rapid kidney deterioration. (more)

Satellite imaging and deforestation uncover ancient geoglyphs in the Amazon jungle. (more)

The Global Climate Meeting, which concludes Friday, has been called a failure by one of the organizers. (more)

Researchers claim that sunspots are not the cause of climate change. But where is all the evidence? (more)

In his book, Just Food, James E. McWilliams explains why mass vegetarianism could significantly reduce our carbon footprint. (more)

Barcodes are no longer just for tracking inventory thanks to the new GoodGuide iPhone app.

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Scientists are witnessing the first signs that we are on the way to a "catastrophic" 6°C rise in temperature. (more)