Anyone who owns a television, listens to the radio, or spends any time on the internet has likely heard of global warming. Media focus on the issue has sharpened in recent years. Many different parties have different opinions about the topic, but you are potentially right to be concerned.

The poet, W. H. Auden, dubbed our time as "the Age of Anxiety". It is predictably certain, that in a post 9/11 world that is becoming aware of inconvenient truths like global warming and pandemics, general and pervasive anxiety will continue to grip the hearts and minds of growing numbers of people.

There are many different things you can do to increase your homes efficiency to cut down your emissions and your monthly utility bill. One of the easiest and most effective things you can do to cut down on your energy bills and your emission, is you eliminate or drastically reduce air exchange.

Is the earth doomed to massive flooding or is it just a load of hot air?

The big question is global warming really happening and is there really enough conclusive evidence?

Everywhere you look, green is the craze, so are you killing the world or helping the earth?

Foreign invaders are undertaking a siege of Britain’s waterways, leaving respectable domestic species reeling beneath their imported terror. In an attempt to raise awareness about the problem of non-domestic species in the waterway system British Waterways- the people in charge of maintaining the country’s waterway system - have produced a list of the twelve animals and plants that, the agency says, pose the greatest threat to our native fish, water plants, towpaths and very way of life.

What is more inspiring than a dark night filled with sparkling stars? There’s just something magical about looking into the dark sky and seeing a sky packed with dazzeling stars, it is certainly breath taking.

Air, water and food are 3 things that we need to survive, and a lack of air will kill quicker than any of them, so concern for air quality should be at the top of our priority list.

Something that worries many people about offsetting emissions with trees is how can you guarantee that they will last long enough?