Corruption Stains Timber Trade

Some of the largest swaths of natural forest left on the planet are being dismantled at an alarming pace to feed a global wood-processing industry centered in coastal China.

Court: Feds Can Regulate Car Emissions

The Supreme Court ordered the federal government on Monday to take a fresh look at regulating carbon dioxide emissions from cars, a rebuke to Bush administration policy on global warming.

Global Warming Expert Fears 'Refugee Crisis'

Within two or three decades, there could be one and a half billion people without enough water, according to a new report on the impacts of global warming. Such droughts would produce "refugee crises like we've never seen," as one of the study's lead authors told ABC News.

Do-It-Yourself Wireless

A host of groups, from the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) to the Chicago Bandits women's softball team, are about to get their own brands of wireless services—all thanks to a new company called Sonopia, founded by Juha Christensen, the former Microsoft (MSFT) executive who helped launch that company's wireless software efforts.