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Four coastal wetlands in California will benefit from $3 million in grants.
California's drought may spell the end of a plant species that's been in trouble for a long time.
A new study published this week suggests that a bit of genetic tinkering can help a microorganism boost its ability to turn organic matter into usable fuel, which might make it a bit easier to run our vehicles on fuel that doesn't spend down our fossil...
Transportation accounted for 37.6 percent of the state's greenhouse gas emissions in 2011, making our cars, trucks, SUVs, and semis the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the state
Organizers of an annual coyote-killing contest are trying to keep opponents from finding out about it.
Bird deaths continue at a slower pace at the Ivanpah solar project, and tortoises continue to turn up missing.
You may be able before long to charge your cell phone by carbo-loading it, if a Virginia Tech team's research pans out.
New data is prompting a wildlife protection group to ask for better protection of orca habitat along more than half the U.S. Pacific coast.
Revealing that his fight against prostate cancer has taken a turn for the worse, California Public Utilities Commissioner Mark J. Ferron resigned Thursday from his seat on the CPUC. In the process, he made a remarkable statement about the future of ene...
Two bird-protection groups reaffirm their stand on one of the most polarizing contemporary wildlife issues.
Black bears eating garbage near Lake Tahoe when they should be hibernating is a result of the severe drought in California and Nevada.