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Countries Falling Behind As World's Oceans Are Still "Vastly Under-Protected": Study

Written by TreeHugger
11/19/2008
Image: Sam and Ian on Flickr Though marine conservation is stepping up worldwide, a new study has found that countries still have a relatively long way to go before they meet their commitment... Read more...

German Solar Company Offers GM €1 Billion

Written by TreeHugger
11/19/2008
Image source: Chevy Volt, pre-production image with Solar World logo Will Bail-out Prevent Development of Greener Cars? The German company SolarWorld, offered approx. 1 billion euros (US $ 1.3 billion) in cash and credit for the German... Read more...

Fuel Cell Stickers for Charging Gadgets

Written by TreeHugger
11/19/2008
Photo via Cleantechnica Slap a sticker on your cell phone and consider it charged. Well, that’s the goal of myFC, anyway. The... Read more...

Book Review: Your Eco-Friendly Home

Written by TreeHugger
11/19/2008
Image source: Getty Images I have to be honest, when I first picked up the book, I inwardly sighed and thought "not another how to go green book." But, I have to take that back because I was refreshingly surprised with the insights Sid Davis offers in Your Eco-Friendly Home. As someone who is considering her first home purchase, but wanting to go green and thinks the idea... Read more...

Acronym Alert: AWWI, The American Wind Wildlife Institute

Written by TreeHugger
11/19/2008
photo: Brent Danley While few people would doubt that wind power shows great promise, where new wind farms get built is often a contentious issue, with one of the issues being (of course) impact on wildlife and the environment. That's where the newly formed American Wind Wildlife Institute... Read more...

Schoolboy's canoe death unexplained

Written by The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
11/19/2008
A pathologist has been unable to find a cause of death for a promising teenage footballer who died after a canoe trip, police said today. Read more...

National Geographics Shows Its Gamer Side, Launches Video Game Series

Written by TreeHugger
11/19/2008
Photo via Neeta Lind National Geographics is launching into video games, something we’re a bit surprised hasn’t already happened considering the teaching potential behind them. The games have been built in... Read more...

'Concocted evidence' shock in French case against Rwanda official

Written by The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
11/19/2008
A senior Rwandan official was flown to France today to face accusations of complicity in assassination and genocide - just as the case against her appeared to fall apart at the seams. Read more...

Salmon helped in pesticide ruling

Written by msnbc.com: Environment
11/19/2008
Farms and orchards that continue to use three pesticides that harm salmon will have to greatly expand buffer zones around so the chemicals don't reach streams, federal biologists ruled Tuesday. Read more...

Japanese schoolgirl joins the big hitters

Written by The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
11/19/2008
Japan's all-male professional baseball league is set to have its first female player after a 16-year-old high school student was drafted by a minor league team. Read more...

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