“The level and distribution of underwater noise is growing at a global scale but receives very little attention,”
HANS SLABBEKOORN, a biologist at Leiden University in The Netherlands, warning that noise levels may threaten fish …
“The level and distribution of underwater noise is growing at a global scale but receives very little attention,”
HANS SLABBEKOORN, a biologist at Leiden University in The Netherlands, warning that noise levels may threaten fish …
While the ongoing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is now one of the worst in U.S. history, it is still dwarfed by others worldwide. Here’s a look back at some of the largest oil spills from days past.
The storm, which unleashed a torrent of rains in Mexico and Central America, is the first named tropical storm of the season.
After three days of observation, BP has concluded that its latest effort to stop the massive undersea oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has failed, a company representative said Saturday.
Ahh, Memorial Day weekend. Nothing like catching the early summer smash: Top Kill.
“What is still missing is a solution to the underlying cause of the BP disaster — our addiction to dirty, dangerous oil.”
– CARTER ROBERTS, President of the World Wildlife Fund, on the need for changes in U.S. energy policy. …
Updated on May 27, 2010 at 5:30 p.m. ET
Solar companies kill two economic birds with one stone: creating jobs and reducing dependency on oil.
After final federal approval, BP has begun its hit-or-miss “top kill” attempt to stop the gushing oil still blackening the Gulf of Mexico. The ploy comes after several other attempts to either stop or slow the flow failed.
Yes, it turns out that biting political satire can take the form of 140-character punch lines.
As oil continues to leak into the Gulf of Mexico, Americans are mobilizing against company that is responsible for the spill. But is boycotting a local BP gas station the best response?
A new Google Maps mashup makes it easy to overlay your town with the spreading oil in the Gulf of Mexico.