To nothing less than the Whole Earth: "We are as gods"
Stewart Brand from his own website.Green Tech is about to observe a crucial anniversary.
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Australia: promises, promises, reality
Australia has undergone major political change in recent weeks and the Kyoto Protocol is now a headline topic. Under the former conservative regmine, Kyoto was not approved by Australia.
Lobstermen feeling the pinch, lobster females offer hope
It's the gender-gap, crustacean style. In Long Island Sound the remaining lobstermen are now counting on their industry being saved by female lobsters, so it's the females who are first being saved by the lobstermen.
Senatorial sex life and the wild salmon: another fish story
What do an airport bathroom in Minnesota, Senator Larry Craig (R-ID) and the wild salmon have in common? The future of each depends on what may have happened in that airport bathroom and what that means for the Idaho Senator's political clout in Washington D.
Science vs. ignorance: Silicon Valley does Flipper
Photo of Argos-enabled oceanic platform from Argos-system.org.
Geothermal: a warm feeling for the holiday
Current energy prices have given a boost to a long-used but often marginal form of energy: hot water. Specifically, hot water beneath the earth's surface.
Potsdam II: Gotta grow to get green
A group of Nobel Prize winners and other big thinkers gathered in Potsdam to talk climate this past week. That was before Al Gore got his prize so he wasn't invited.
U.S. government may decide fate of iconic species
This photo courtesy and copyright: IFAW.This is about polar bears and their survival.
Chasing smoke with lasers
A research team at Johns Hopkins is trying to find out about wind turbines. Not how they work, but what do they do while they're working.
Gore's Nobel speech: harsh but optimistic
Al Gore collected his Nobel Peace Prizre today in Norway. He won for his efforts to publicize the dangers he sees from global warming.