Agriculture

• For Chinese Peasant Revolt is Rare Victory

• Potato Farmers Hate "Couch Potato"

• Organic Farmers Concerned About New Rules

• Food Plains Changing

• US Donors to Pay for Gaza Greenhouses

• Fertilizer from the Stars

• Plant Carbs Harnessed

• Support From City Folk Take Root on the Farm

• Transgenic Crops Take Another Knock

• Healthy New Future for Omega-3 Grains

• GMOS Safe for Environment

• Scientists Zero In On Drought Resistant Crops

Chemicals

• Herbicide-Resistant Weed Plagues CA
• Reduced Pesticide Use Means More Bugs on Food
• American Pesticide Levels are High

Drought

• Deserts Set to Expand
• NY Told Water Isn't Free
• Desert Dunes Set to Roam
• Drought Felt Around Illinois
• Growth Stirs a Battle to Draw More Water From the Great Lakes
• Drought-hit Sydney Aims to Tackle Water Crisis
• Demand Draining Floridian Aquifer
• International Decade for Action - "Water for Life"
• Nebraska Farmers Paid Not to Irrigate
• Secret of World's Biggest Dunes
• China's Water Diversion Project
• California Water Crisis - Assoc. Press
• Drought Forces American West to Save Water
• Jordan, Israel, Palestine Agree to Save Dead Sea
• 125 Large Northern Lakes Disappear
• West's Water Troubles Getting Worse
• Seven Year Drought - Afghanistan
• Where's the Water, Mate?
• Drought Shrinking Jewels of the Desert
• West Faces Drought

EPA

• EPA Sued Over Pesticides' Effect on Kids
• Appeals Court Sides with EPA
• UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development

Environment

• A Shift to Green
• Whole Earth or Totally Barmy-
• Windledon Lawns Threatened
• A Livable Shade of Green
• Ireland's Garbage Secrets
• Economic Impact of Green Industry in US
• Locals Rebel Against Noise
• Summer Buzz-  A Quieter Mower
• Mysterious Disease Spreads in China
• Seoul's Mayor Show His Green Streak
• Acid Rain Still Hurting Canada
• Chernobyl Eco Systems Healthy
• Judge Finds Violations of Everglades Clean Up
• The Amazon at Risk
• For Congo's Forests, War Isn't Over
• Dirty Secret- Coal Plants Could Be Cleaner
• Forestry Now Biggest Segment in Florida Agriculture
• Eco-Friendly Lumber
• EPA Exceeds Mercury Cleanup Projection
• Population to Top 9 Billion by 2050
• An Iraqi Way of Life is Back From the Dead
• Grass is Back, Turf is Dying, Baseball Lives
• I Have a Nightmare'
• Chainsaw Thins Flocks of Migrants
• Guatemala Goes Green With Ecotourism
• Washington Governor Calls for Conservation
• CBD's Giving Tree
• Superfast GM Trees Reverse Ecological Damage
• Spreading Fungus, Not Cheer
• Brazilian Savannahs Will Disappear by 2030
• California Bans Hand-Pulling of Weeds
• Gardening With Soul
• Plant Posture
• The Sky's the Limit
• Ten Easy Soil Tests
• Using Common Sense
• Gardening 2001- Resolutions for the New Year
• Rules of Green Thumb
• Study Says Tallest Trees Have Growth Limit

Flora

• Mechanic Find New Flower Species
• Extinct Grass Species Found in CA
• To Save it's Canals, Panama Fights for it's Forests
• Forest's Colorful Jewels in a Fight for Their Lives
• 20% of Native British Flowers at Risk of Extinction

Fuel Energy

• Demand for Natural Gas Brings Import Plans

• Alcohol Fuels Not So Green

• Low Carbon Power Plant

• Study says Ethanol not Worth the Energy

• First Wind Farm Planned

• Old Foes Soften to New Reactors

• Energy Boom is Crowding Rancher

• Poplar Trees Used to Clean Up Jet Fuel

• Green Roofs Expand to Orlando

• Hybrid Cal Sales Soar in USA

• Charcoal Fuel Gets Green Light

• Efficient Hydrogen Production from Nuclear Energy

• Tension Rises as China Scours the Globe for Energy

• Cars Get a Cleaner Start

• Drilling for Oil in Alaska - Interactive
• Researchers Convert Manure to Fuel Oil

Global Warming

• Scientists Find Error in Global Warming Data

• Plant Pollen Records Ozone Holes

• Arctic Ocean Ice Free in Summer

• Clear Skies End Global Dimming

• Ozone Hits Record Low in April

• Algae Creates Glue to Repair Cell Damage

• Study Links Tree Rings to Global Warming

• A Greenhouse Gas Goes Underground

• As Ice Thaws, Arctic Peoples at Loss for Words

• Baked Alaska

• North Pole Once Enjoyed Mediterranean Climate

• Arctic May Offer 50- Million-Year Record

• European Winters Could Vanish by 2080

• Heat Waves to Worsen Across America

• Plant Remnants Found Under Ice Cap

• Look Forward to a Darker

• Climate Flick Favors Fantasy Over Fact

• U.N. Says Globe Drying Up At Fast Pace
• Spring Was 4th Warmest
• Are Greenhouse Gases Drying Africa's Dust Bowl?
• Bid to Reduce Greenhouse Gases "is folly" - The Observer/UK News
• Carbon Dioxide Reported at Record Levels
• Global Warming
• Ice Age to Warming - and Back?
• Less Rain in a Warmer World
• Pinprick Attacks on Global Warming 
• Wetter World Counters Greenhouse Gasses

Insects

• Poison Caterpillar Outbreak in Germany
• UF Researchers Declare Victory Against Invasive Mole
• War of the Fire Ants
• Hawaiian Caterpillars
• Wood-Killing Wasp Found in NY State
• Killer Mites Bring Bees to Their Knees
• hree Snails Thought Extinct Discovered
• Soybean Growers Brace for Insect Outbreak
• Bush, Cheney & Rumsfeld are now Species of Slime-Mold Beetles
• Parts of South Hit By Mosquito Surge
• Scientists Create Remote-Controlled Flies
• Asian Termite Found in Florida
• Radar Reveals Purpose in Butterfly Flights
• Cicada Invasion Feeds Forests
• Non-Native Snails Threaten Waters
• Researcher Says Canola Oil Kills Grasshoppers
• Researcher Risks Killer Snails for Study
• Pink Locusts from N. Africa Swarm Thru Cairo
• Secret of Radiation Proof Bugs Proposed
• Government to Designate Habitat for Dragonfly
• Smell Gene May Help People Hide From Mosquitoes
• Africa's Locust Crisis Worsens
• Snail Venom Studies As Source For New Drug
• Australian Scientists Turn to Insect Swarms
• Corn Plants Warn of Coming Insects

Miscellaneous

• Governor Signs Historic Agreement
• Sweden Wants Liability Law
• Galapagos Volcano Spews Ash & Vapor
• Bioluminescent Lagoon in Puerto Rico
• Bahrain May Build Seahorse-Shaped Island
• The Untapped Might of the Himalayas
• Damming Evidence of Human Interference
• Wildfires Mean Alaska Could See Mushroom Boom in 2005

Oceans

• Gulf of Mexico Plan

• Alarm About Ocean Health

• Pacific Coast Life Concerns Scientists

• Dead Zone Much Larger

• Fish Species Thriving on FL's East Coast

• Oceans Extend Effects of Climate Change

• Scientists Find 178 New Species in Oceans

• Earth's Uncanned Crusaders

• Scientists See Hope Amid Coral Doom & Gloom

• Melting Glaciers Threaten World Water Supply

• Oceans Act As Giant Sponges for CO2

• Reefs Get Global Warming Lifeline

• Jolts of Electricity Reviving Coral Reef

• Scientists Probe Pacific for Dead Zone

• Volcano Collapse Could Send Tidal Wave Dead Zones in Oceans
• Fishing Relief for Barrier Reef

Plant Science

• Scientists Solve Mystery Why Cornflowers are Blue

• IFAS Ranks Among Top 20 Worldwide

• New Research opens Window on Mind of Plants

• Algae Creates Glue to Repair Cell Damage

• Startling Scientists, Plant Fixes It's Flawed Genes

• World's First Blue Rose Developed by GM

• Man-made Rainforest Baffles Scientists

• Fern Could Treat Alzheimer's

• Vaccines- Flower Power

• Researchers Identify Chlorophyll-Regulating Gene

• Gene From Engineered Grass Spread For Miles

• Ethiopians Bask in Discovery of Decaf Bean

• Electricity from Plants?

• Geologists Add New Period to Earth's History

• Landmark Toxic Treaty Becomes Intn'l Law

• Plants Fighting Disease
• Do Plants Act Like Computers?

Pollution

• Arctic Pollution Linked to Bird Droppings

• Toxic Pollution Fell 6% in 2003

• Change to Clean Air Act

• Traffic Signals Waste Time, Pollute

• Advocacy Group Reports Less Air Pollution

• Lack of Clean Water Kills Many

• Air Pollution Influences Crop Disease

• New Priorities in Environment

• Study Finds Everyday Chemicals Linger in Environment

• A New Era in Battling Pollution

• Study Links Smog Increase

• New Trees Cancel Out Air Pollution Cuts

• Acid Rain Pollution up 4% in 2003

• Europe Is Failing To Clean Up It's Air

• Pollutants From Asia Appear on East Coast

• Air Pollution "Express Train"

• Air Pollution Linked to Genetic Mutations

• Lower Indoor Pollution in Smoke Free Cities

• More Than Half of Americans Live in High Smog Areas

Science & Technology

• Severe Pollution in China River

• A Better Robot

• Scientists Make Phone That Turns into Sunflower

• Footprints That Will Never Disappear

• Green Technology Can Reduce Building Costs

• Blueprints for the Home Planet

• Green is Good for Tech Firms

Water Quality

• Ireland's Rivers Polluted

• Lakes Face Major Pollution

• Test Effect of Teflon in Water

• Billions Needed to Improve Great Lakes

• Red Tide Shuts Shellfish Areas

• Flame Retardant Found in Lake Michigan

• Water Contract Renewals

• Airlines Agree to Drinking Water Tests

• Rivers Run Black

• Tainted Wells Found on Ohio Resort Island

• Millions Poisoned by Wells

• Dupont in Deep Water Over Teflon

• American Rivers Cries Foul Over Nuclear Waste

Weather

• Desertification, Dust are Global Threats

• Did Tsunami Spread Alien Species-

• Climate May Turn UK Mediterranean

• Trail May Mark Route of Ancient flood

• Those Brilliant Fall Outfits May Be Saving Trees

• Climate- Warming Not Increasing Hurricanes

Wetlands

• Bird-Filled Emirates Wetlands Diminishing
• Reflooding Bodes Well For Iragi Marshes
• IL Farm Future Lies in Swampy Past

• Diesel Fuel Fouls Marsh

Wildlife

• With Carryout, Bears Find a Life-Changing Experience

• Bald Eagles May Lose Protection

• Extinction of Frogs Catastrophic

• Bird Travels Tracked

• Hawaii Fights Noisy Frogs

• Bear Returns to Switzerland

• Ivory Woodpecker May Not Be Extinct

• Loss of Wolves Change Canada Ecosystem

• Trees are Killed to Save Rare Woodpecker

• Invasion of the ALien Lizards

• Extinct Birds Rediscovered

• Re-wilding North America

• A Love Story of Puffin People

• New Rule on Endangered Species in the SW

• Endangered Species Act

• Exploding Toads Puzzle German Scientists

• Woodpecker Thought Extinct Rediscovere

• Birds May Be Behind Exploding German Toads

• Species List Reaches Half Million Mark

• Herbicide, Not Genetic Engineering, Found to Impact Wildlife

• Hunters Win Hike in Polar Bear Quota

• Drilling Where Antelope Play

• Red List Highlights Freshwater Species

• North American Birds on the Decline

• Prairie Dogs Have Own Language

• Group Lists 10 Endangered Wildlife Refugees

• Remains of New Species Found

• When Ecotourism Kills

• Many Species Scramble to Adjust to Warming

• Gray Squirrel an Invasive Species in Europe

• Species Mix Across Panama Canal

• Scientists Worried About Decline in Amphibians

• Exotic Cuban Tree Frog Found in Georgia

• Audubon Society Says Habitat Losses Threaten Birds

• Putting Nature on the Pill

• Extinction May Have a Trickle Down Effect

• Does a Tiger Lurk?

• Red-Footed Falcom Debuts in Western Hemisphere

• With Scraggly Habitat Disappearing, so is a Rabbit

• Alaskan Bears Gather for Salmon Feast

• Florida Crocodile Population Growing

• Chimps Could Be Extinct in 50 Years

• Seahorses Could Be Returning to Thames

• Scientists Claim to Discover New Fish
• Florida Scrub Jay Threatened
• Endangered Whale Making Comeback
• Geese Blamed for Lake Tahoe's Pollution

• New Species of Fish Discovered in Seychelles

• Bald Eagle Leaving Threatened Species List

Xeriscaping

• Help Your Landscape Survive on Less Water
• Landscape Should Be Florida Friendly
• Drought Tolerant Plants
• Grass Roots Innovation - Efficient Landscape
• Resolutions That Will Make a Difference