Saturday, 2 July 2011

GLOBAL WARMING

  • Migrating wildebeest.

    Is the Serengeti Road Canceled?


    Experts Divided Over New Policy on Highway

  • On Thin Ice

    On Thin Ice


    How Will Polar Bears Survive the Melting Arctic?

  • Photos: Volcano Boosts Sunsets

    Photos: Volcano Boosts Sunsets


    Chilean Ash Clouds Create Stunning Sky Shows

  • The World's Ocean

    The World's Ocean


    Explore the Deep Blue With National Geographic's Web Portal

  • Photos: Freshwater Mammals

    Photos: Freshwater Mammals


    The Warm-Blooded Critters That Call Rivers and Wetlands Home

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    Sustainability at National Geographic


    The National Geographic Society aims to be an international leader for global conservation and environmental sustainability. Learn more about the Society's green philosophy and initiatives.
  2. Photo: Diver examines table coral, Phoenix Islands, Kiribati

    Underwater Exploration


    Dive into the discovery of lost cities, submerged lands, ancient ships, and unchartered environments with our new underwater exploration site.
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    Water Use Game


    Check out our new kid-friendly water calculator, and see if you rank as a water wiz or if you're waterlogged.
  4. Photo: Wind mills

    Interactive: Harness the Power of Wind

    Engineer your own turbine and find out for yourself whether or not the answer to our clean energy problem is blowin' in the wind.
  5. Photo: Activity at Cleveland Volcano, Aleutian Islands, Alaska

    Volcanoes


    Spewing forth molten rock, debris and gases, volcanoes are awesome manifestations of the fiery power contained deep within the Earth.
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    Greendex Survey


    Do you know how your personal choices add up when it comes to environmental impact? View our annual survey to see how American consumers compare to consumers in other countries.
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    Interactive: The Greenhouse Effect

    See the greenhouse effect in action and learn more about the science behind global warming.

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