Environment News Headlines and Top Stories
Ocean waves have a lot of energy, and wave power is a renewable energy source capable of generating electricity.
A great white shark made a rare appearance Tuesday to feed off a dead sperm whale off Oahu's South Shore, in Hawaii.
Wave power increased globally 0.47 percent per year since 1948.
The majority of US coastal states still fail to design and implement effective coastal protection plans and schemes.
Japan announced that it will resume commercial whaling in July 2019.
The coastline from Crash Boat Beach to Surfer's Beach at Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, has been selected as the 11th World Surfing Reserve.
Top Stories | Environment
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A high school sophomore living in Hawaii created an app that makes setting up beach cleanups easy.
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The increasing amount of plastic waste is slowly killing our oceans.
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They float, but they aren't made of gas. They look like cotton, but they're water. Here's everything you need to know about clouds.
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Last month, I described seven New Zealand examples of environmental laws that haven't worked as intended.
