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Can there be more lurking in the mist? Despite a startling find that doubled the estimated number of western lowland gorillas in central Africa, scientists warned that hundreds of primate species remain in danger of extinction. (Aug. 5)

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Dinosaurs are walking the gardens of earth again - well New York’s Madison Square Garden at least. (Aug. 4)

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About one third of the world’s species of coral are facing extinction, according to a major new global study

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Argentine scientists are studying the effects of global warming by strapping plastic tanks to the backs of cows to collect their burps.

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World leaders at the G8 summit say they will aim to set a target to halve global carbon emissions by 2050.

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Solar power is being harnessed to power more American homes and businesses than ever before. And as Bill Whitaker reports, the high price of solar energy is offset by its long term paybacks.

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Climate change forces plants to higher ground: study

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Scientists have genetically modified thousands of mosquitoes in the hope of wiping out malaria. But the plan has been criticised by environmentalists who say modifying mosquitoes could cause havoc to the world ecosystem. (June 20)

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The Environment Agency is using laser equipment in light aircraft to produce maps of terrain that is likely to flood

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High above a hot, dry lake bed in the California desert, researchers are using sophisticated, unmanned aircraft to learn about how air pollution is also contributing to global warming. (June 10)

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — Europeans go crazy for ethical squirrel meat. Bloggers can make a difference. DeSmogBlogger Kevin Grandia pwns The Heartland Institute for publishing a list of 500 scientists that deny Global Warming, and scientists are pissed! And Sarah Silverman’s for Human…

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inneapolis) There’s no question, this Minnesota winter has been several degrees colder than normal. And this spring sure doesn’t feel like spring, considering we haven’t even hit 80 degrees yet, Jason DeRusha reports (3:03).

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(Denver) Boulder’s power grid will be modernized in a way that’s good for consumers as well as the environment, Paul Day reports.

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Scientists say funding supercomputers is vital in the battle to better understand climate change.

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Scientists have returned from an expedition across the Antarctic ocean, armed with detailed information on the future of climate change. (May 6)

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The newest innovation in the “green revolution” is recycled homes. Mark Phillips talks to the resident of a home that has been built entirely out of shipping containers.

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British butterflies are in decline after 2007’s damp summer and desperately need warmer weather.

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — WIRED Magazine takes the spark out of the Zap Corporation and the EPA bans the toxic pesticide Carbofuran.ViroPOP Community SiteWIRED Magazine: Hype MachinesPesticide Ban (2:18)

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Editorial Page writer Joe Rago on whether Congress is avoiding a vote on global warming. James Freeman reports. (April 11).

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Towns and cities around the world are turning out the lights for an hour to highlight the threat from climate change. Sydney’s picture-perfect harbour was the first to be plunged into darkness to observe Earth Hour, the greenhouse awareness initiative launched in the city in 2007. More than…

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to take its toll on coastal properties as swelling seas race faster and faster and old defenses crumble. Mark Phillips reports.

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Dramatic video shows an ice shelf several times larger than Manhattan that has broken from Antarctica. Dave Price explains.

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — The Gyre is a swirling vortex of trash in the Pacific and we have some expert in to talk about it. We also cover some green video games. Algalita Marine Research Foundation Power Up IBM Food Force CO2FX Adventure Ecology Steer Madness Glupod Fatworld Thanks to…

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The United Nations Environment programme warns the world’s glaciers are melting at the fastest rate on record.

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Protect the environment and improve the lives of locals — the goals of ecotourism are ambitious. The west African state of Benin is also tapping into the expanding market, with the help of non-governmental organisations. One group teaches traditional fishing to tourists on the banks of Lake Ah&At…

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An EU report says climate change will deplete natural resources and pressurise global security.

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — Chris Jordan makes consumer culture into pictures, EcoPod will keep not only keep you burial Star Trek worthy but biodegradable too, & Damn Good Design with hair mats, a room in a box, and the Soap Bank.Chris JordanTrudeau Travel MugGreen BatteriesChicoBagEc…

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They were first seen more than a century ago, clouds that seem to glow in the dark. Now they’re showing up more and more often, and some are trying to find out why. Byron Pitts reports.

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — Biofuels took a beating when several new studies came out and we survey to stupidest resort ideas ever. (3:30)

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A vault carved into the Arctic permafrost and filled with samples of the world’s most important seeds was inaugurated on Tuesday, providing a Noah’s Ark of food crops in the event of a global catastrophe. The need seed bank can hold 4.5 million batches, and is aimed at safeguarding…

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — Exxon posts sets a new record for profits in 2007, the Water Cube embraces the idea of bubbles, and scientists clone cats that glow in the dark. (2:31)

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — Exxon posts sets a new record for profits in 2007, the Water Cube embraces the idea of bubbles, and scientists clone cats that glow in the dark. (2:31)

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In the coldest and most southern point of the world, the Adelie penguins have adapted to global warming ? for now. John Blackstone reports from Antarctica.

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How will Antarctica’s penguins adapt to climate change? John Blackstone spoke to a researcher studying penguin colonies at the bottom of the world

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The Mercury Surface, Space Environment, Geochemistry and Ranging probe - or MESSENGER - took 1,213 images, which scientists said show that the planet is a lot less like the earth’s moon than many previously thought. Only 45% of Mercury’s surface had previously been mapped. MESSENGER covered…

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WSJ’s Jeffrey Ball and Keith Johnson discuss their new blog, Environmental Capital, which takes a look at the business of the environment.

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Why is the government considering polar bears for the endangered species list while their population approaches an all-time high? Climate change may be to blame. (Jan. 28)

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Energy-neutral houses, homes that put more electricity back into the grid than they take out… in the Netherlands, architects and towns are seriously looking at ways to build more ecological housing in an attempt to reduce man’s impact on climate change. This report comes from Boxtel, in cent…

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — Google.org is planning to develop a Plug-In Hybrid, the major faiths get together to ask God to lend a hand with climate change, and the Holiday Gift Guide Part 4. Solar Powered Christmas DecorationsOrganic Beer SamplerMotorized iShoesOrganic Chocolate (2:12)

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — The European Union is considering warning labels on cars, ShoreBank opens a green bank account, and the Holiday Gist Guide Part 3.Biodgrad Golf TeesAdidas Remo Camo ShoesOrganic WineSolar Powered Car KitHeifer International (2:46)

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The US has announced that it has “serious concerns” about the climate change agreement made in Bali.

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Melting ice caps in Antarctica are affecting the breeding patterns of penguins, according to a report.

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The UK could see extreme weather becoming more commonplace, a climate change report has said.

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World leaders are meeting in Bali to end a deadlock on climate change negotiations. Countries are expected to thrash out a new roadmap for cutting the world’s carbon emissions, but many environmentalists fear the agreement may not go far enough. In the Himalayan region, where glaciers are rap…

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One of the highest polluters per capita in the developed world, Australia has at last ratified the Kyoto protocol, and its new centre left Labor government is attending the Bali Climate Summit. The meeting comes as scientists warn climate change is continuing to fuel Australia’s drought, threat…

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At least 150 international firms have called on world leaders to reach a legally binding agreement on global warming.

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — In this episode Jess focuses on Formula 1 racing banning gasoline in favor of alternative fuels, how the Batter Blaster might boost your breakfast, and holiday wrapping made from elephant dung.Know Us Rootwire (2:45)

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The U.N. has released its most comprehensive report on climate change to date, along with direct calls for U.S. action. So far the Bush administration is making no promises. Joie Chen reports.

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — In this episode, Jess focuses on Michael Chertoff ignoring laws to build his border fence, how the Windbelt can bring wind energy to the masses, and the SMART Cars are coming!Know Us Rootwire (2:37)

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ViroPOP - A Green Video Network — In this episode Jess focuses on the results of a recent SUV crash test, how Fair Trade Sports is making ethical balls, low income solar housing, and what to do with your old PET bottles.designboomFair Trade SportsTreeHugger (2:53)

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A group of MPs has said the government is not doing enough to tackle climate change.

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Spain is the most arid country in Europe and almost 15 percent of its territory risks turning into desert, the result of deforestation, agricultural overproduction and climate change among other things Researchers are studying ways of fighting the spread of the sands at a research centre near Valencia …

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Africa’s tortoises are in peril. They belong to the spurred tortoise family, the largest continent-wide tortoise species and surpassed worldwide only by those in the Galapagos Islands and the Seychelles. Numbers in the wild are dwindling. Once they could be found from Se