By Mridul Chadha •
March 22, 2009
With other countries failing to show any commitment to either contribute to the climate fund or reduce carbon emissions, the European Union has backed out from its plan to release billions for the climate fund.
By Andrew Williams •
March 19, 2009

Italian car company Tazzari has announced plans to launch its Tazzari Zero all-electric vehicle in the North American market next year.
The all-electric 2 door super mini (video) weighs in at a tiny 542 kilograms (around 1,200 lbs), leaving it capable of achieving 100 km/h (62 mph) in a nimble 5 seconds, with a top speed of 80 km/h (50mph) (more pics after the jump).
By Mridul Chadha •
March 17, 2009
United States is looking to levy tax on imported goods while China is holding the high demand from developed nations responsible for a major portion of its carbon emissions.
By Mridul Chadha •
March 15, 2009
Amid increasing calls for a global carbon tax to check carbon emissions, a new bill proposing a nation-wide carbon tax has been introduced in the US Congress.
By Mridul Chadha •
March 11, 2009
Obama administration’s decision to create a climate registry would put pressure on the advanced developing countries to take some serious steps in order to control their carbon emissions.
By Jake Richardson •
March 9, 2009

Two Harvard researchers say they have successfully constructed a ribosome.
Harvard Medical School Professor Greg Church and Research Fellow Michael Jewett extracted ribosomes from E. coli bacteria, processed them, and then made new ones from the molecules.
By Mridul Chadha •
March 8, 2009
The increased investments must reach the start up companies producing second and third generation biofuels. While investing billions in the sector it must be ensured that the food crops are not diverted to meet the extra 5 percent demand.
By Mridul Chadha •
March 6, 2009
The United States needs to act proactively and pass a climate policy as soon as possible in order to pressurize developing nations to agree to mandatory emission cuts under the next international climate treaty.
By Jake Richardson •
March 3, 2009

NASA and Cisco, Inc. have joined together to implement and manage an online global environmental monitoring platform, which is named Planetary Skin.
The platform will be used for data collection and analysis utilizing sensors in space, the air, the oceans, and on land.
By Mridul Chadha •
February 27, 2009
Energy efficiency can reduce considerable amounts of carbon emissions while helping achieve energy independence without the worries of a long-term economic slowdown.
By Jake Richardson •
February 20, 2009

A sea otter sighting has been confirmed in Oregon near Depoe Bay. There have been no confirmed sightings of the creature in Oregon waters since 1906. Morris Grover spotted the animal but did not want to tell anyone until he sent photos of it to biologists and they told him what he photographed. They identified it as a sea otter. (Many river otters there have been mistaken for sea otters).