Avian diversity in the Northeast is better off with shifting cultivation than selective logging and monoculture forests

Weather conditions to disrupt transport systems throughout the world

If some climate scientists are to be believed, planting forests in the far north may increase global warming. Growing forests do lock up carbon dioxide, but during winter they

Reducing heavy metal pollution can help improve bird populations, report Finnish researchers. Tapio Eeva and Esa Lehikoinen of the University of Turku, Finland,

The Pacific killer whale, orcas, could be one of the most contaminated marine mammals

Benefits from upstream irrigation projects cannot replace those derived from natural floodplains

The vast grasslands in USA are finally making a comeback

Calcium particles neutralise acid in the atmosphere

The warming of the Atlantic waters may be responsible for the significant decline in stocks of cod and other white fish off the coasts of Europe. This despite the fact that, in the last two decades,

Whale meat contains mercury and PCBs, says a new study