Would you trade meat for bugs if it could save the planet?

Is it hot in here or is it just climate change?

It’s Friday. You deserve some photos of a one-eyed shark.

This morning I received WIPO Magazine via email and one of the featured stories immediately struck me as interesting – “Switching on to solar – goodbye kerosene“.
WIPO (the World Intellectual Property Organization) recently held a Conference on Innovation and Climate Change.
A few interesting facts from the article:
An estimated 1.6 billion people in the developing world depend on kerosene lamps for lighting.

Ah, summer.  It always brings up the same sensory memories: the sounds of waves crashing, the taste of cold lemonade (or, let’s be honest, a cold Bell’s Oberon) and the smells of a backyard cookout.

Reserves alone cannot stop biodiversity collapse (Earth Times)

Yellowstone burning: big fires to hit world’s first national park annually by 2050 (Mongabay)

We’re excited about a new feature being introduced on this blog, “Your Green Corner.” In regular posts, we will highlight the individual things we all do to green our corners of the world. Here at Global Green, we work daily on projects and initiatives that are often big in scope, but we recognize the fact [...]

Riding your bike or walking instead of driving reduces carbon emissions by nearly one pound of CO2 per mile. (EPA)
Buzz about Carmageddon–the closing of the 405 freeway in Los Angeles for the weekend–has reached fever pitch and become national news. (You know you’ve hit critical mass when Al Roker talks about it on the “Today” [...]