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Lifestyle so green it shows through its skin.
"We are not looking to pick a fight with the Trump administration, but we are ready for one," said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra.
Worry not -- alternatives are readily available, so don't cancel your vay-cay just yet.
"Piracy and geopolitical tensions" kept it hidden from the scientific community until now.
Adorable and resilient.
It's one of the last barriers holding back a lot of water from hitting the ocean.
The Klamath is set to lose many of its iconic conifers, to be replaced by shrubs.
The ban was applauded by many, but also contested by some.
Australia is set to exceed a target the Federal Government said was impossible to reach by 2020.
It should basically be called Arctic sea plastic by now.
The Mediterranean, one of Europe's most beautiful areas, will bear the brunt of the damage.
"You can hack electronics, but you can't hack physics," says lead author Areg Danagoulian.
The planet's climate system is even more complicated than we thought.
First whole-body CT scan of a minke whale yields insights on whale communication
Climate change is already taking a massive toll
Which is a pity, because they save us a lot of money.
Great news from the Brits.
These turtles were far more common than previously known.
The world's largest coral system is dying, and it's all our fault.
“Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean.”
We waste a lot of food -- here's how not to do that anymore.
Don't breathe too hard.
There's just too much plastic in the oceans.
Failing upwards!
The gesture has inspired thousands of people over social media.
Sneaky, sneaky plasmodium.
The loggerheads can find their original nesting grounds within 40 to 50 miles, despite being away for decades or traveling thousands of miles.
More food, less emissions... but it's all about the money.
It's a socket! It's a road! It's... both?
How many virtual animals do you see each day?
But we humans are the real punks here.. .
Turtles have a magnetic-based, extremely accurate GPS which they use to navigate the oceans.
Butterfly iridescence is really, really old.
Standing out from the opposite sex comes at a cost -- and this could make all the difference in the world.
A little ice age and modern global warming have had a say in this.
Good news from Portugal!
These are not the waves we're looking for.
Science says the water is safe to drink. The locals aren't convinced.
The purpoise of the study was to learn more about the genetics of this unique cetacean.
It's not something most people will be happy to learn.
"I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll glow my beak around!"
Good news for the little devils!
The science is pretty much settled on this one.
Whales are stunningly complex.
Century-old samples might teach us something new about climate change.
They recorded 184 different songs from a population of about 300 individuals.
The novel camera help researchers devise a novel underwater GPS method.
Taxing plastic bags or coffee cups works -- and the rest of the world should follow suit.
Drones are hot on the poachers' hot traces.
A surprise lurking below the surface.
