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Lantana's quick-growing woody nature increases the frequency and intensity of fires in dry rainforests in Australia's north, a study has found. Follow this link: Lantana fuels rainforest fires

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Lantana's quick-growing woody nature increases the frequency and intensity of fires in dry rainforests in Australia's north, a study has found. See more here: Lantana fuels rainforest fires

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BANGKOK: Scientists identify a new species every two days in the Greater Mekong region, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said in a report detailing this year's unusual finds, such as a leaf warbler and a self-cloning lizard. Read more: Creatures found and lost before scientists can record them

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BANGKOK: Scientists identify a new species every two days in the Greater Mekong region, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said in a report detailing this year's unusual finds, such as a leaf warbler and a self-cloning lizard. Read the original post: Creatures found and lost before scientists can record them

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(Reuters) - The world is forecast to grow hotter, sea levels to rise, intense weather to wreak even more destruction and the new deal struck by governments in Durban to cut greenhouse gas emissions will do little to lessen that damage. Link: Analysis: Durban deal may do little to cool heating planet

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(Reuters) - The world is forecast to grow hotter, sea levels to rise, intense weather to wreak even more destruction and the new deal struck by governments in Durban to cut greenhouse gas emissions will do little to lessen that damage. Read more: Analysis: Durban deal may do little to cool heating planet

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NAIROBI, Dec 12, 2011 (IPS) - On a steep slope of land in Thangathi village in Central Province, Kenya, Peter Nyaga surveys his four-year-old eucalyptus woodlot. He calculates the value of every tree on his two-hectare piece of land at maturity in three years. See the original post: Thirsty Eucalyptus Good for Absorbing Carbon

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NAIROBI, Dec 12, 2011 (IPS) - On a steep slope of land in Thangathi village in Central Province, Kenya, Peter Nyaga surveys his four-year-old eucalyptus woodlot. He calculates the value of every tree on his two-hectare piece of land at maturity in three years. Visit link: Thirsty Eucalyptus Good for Absorbing Carbon

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DURBAN, South Africa, Dec 11, 2011 (IPS) - The world is increasingly committed to dangerous levels of global warming with yet another failure by nations of the world to agree to needed reductions in carbon emissions here in Durban. However, as the 17th Conference of Parties ended early Sunday morning, members did agree to talk about a new...

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DURBAN, South Africa, Dec 11, 2011 (IPS) - The world is increasingly committed to dangerous levels of global warming with yet another failure by nations of the world to agree to needed reductions in carbon emissions here in Durban. However, as the 17th Conference of Parties ended early Sunday morning, members did agree to talk about a new...