Global Study Shows Large Lakes Are Warming

December 8, 2010–NASA researchers have found the 104 selected lakes are warming by an average of 0.81 degrees Fahrenheit each decade (with some lakes increasing by up to 1.8 degrees F), and the temperature increase tends to be larger as you work toward the North Pole.

Studies: Lighten Up on Roof and Pavement Color

August 4, 2010–While not a stand-alone climate change-fighting measure, converting roofs and pavements in tropical and temperate cities of one million or more people to light-colored materials would provide the equivalent one-time benefit of eliminating two years' worth of global CO2 emissions, or eliminating the emissions of 300 million vehicles for 20 years.

At Sundance, Filmakers Tackle Everthing from Cane Toads to Climate-Change Victims

April 15, 2010–

President’s Report: SEJ Reaches Out and Expands in Old and New Ways

January 15, 2010–

Science Survey: Notes on Nature Can Be a Telling Scientific Record of Home

January 15, 2010–

DOE Lists Its Environmental Impact Statements Online

January 13, 2010–A handy research tool for investigative reporters is a full list of all the recent Environmental Impact Statements issued by the Department of Energy.

Regulating Trade Could Curtail Invasive Species

March 31, 2009–

Public Role in Decision Making Supported by Expert Committee

September 3, 2008–A committee commissioned by the National Academies has found that the public's role in government decision-making processes on environmental matters is invaluable, when properly handled.

EPA Report Can Be Information Source

August 31, 2008–Five years after its inception, EPA has released the final version of its Report on the Environment.

Publishing Paradox: Environment, A Hot Topic, Addressed In Fewer Books

August 15, 2008–