By Ivana Sekularac Reuters EGMOND AAN ZEE, Netherlands (Reuters) - When the Netherlands built its first sea-based wind turbines in 2006, they were seen as symbols of a greener future. Towering over the waves of the North Sea like an army of… more »

By Richard Black Environment correspondent, BBC News The editor of a science journal has resigned after admitting that a recent paper casting doubt on man-made climate change should not have been published. The paper, by US scientists Roy Spencer… more »

Associated Press  By ROBIN HINDERY A summer that looks a whole lot more like winter has travelers across the West scrambling to revise their Fourth of July itineraries — or at least their packing lists. Ski poles are replacing fishing poles at popu… more »

BBC NewsBy Richard Black, Environment correspondentThe oceans are in a worse state than previously suspected, according to an expert panel of scientists. In a new report, they warn that ocean life is "at high risk of entering a phase of extinction… more »

By ALEXEI BARRIONUEVO Published: June 1, 2011The World Bank signed an agreement on Wednesday with mayors from 40 of the world’s biggest cities to work on technical and financial assistance for projects to minimize the effects of climate change.… more »