TIME Magazine

Getting Credit for Saving Trees

After China and the U.S., which country emits the greatest quantity of greenhouse gases per year? Answer high-tech Japan or industrial Germany, and you flunk

Climate Change: Case Closed

Scientists say that global warming is "very likely" driven by the buildup of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases caused by human activity

The Oscars of the Environment

One organization chooses the world's wonders that most need protection and lists them as endangered-species and eligible for international stewardship and restoration funds

Going Green at the Office

We conserve at home, but once we're at work we turn into triplicate-printing, paper-cup-squashing, computer-running earth befoulers

Look Who's Going Green

A handful of utilities have begun to cut their emissions of CO2 20% during the next 20 years, largely through conservation programs and the use of solar and geothermal technologies

The Magic of Trees

Nature is making a comeback in Sao Paulo, Brazil, thanks largely to an organization aiming to protect and reconnect the last precious remnants of the Mata Atlantica forest

The Young Can't Wait

As a child it's not hard to believe you can change the world. Now, my confidence in people in power and in the power of an individual's voice has been deeply shaken