Green Exchange website shares sustainable technologies

The idea of the Green Exchange is for companies to make their eco-friendly discoveries and inventions available to other companies.

Vicky Pope responds to computer models for climate

If forecasts of weather just days away are often wrong, how can scientists claim to know what climate will be like 50 years out? Vicky Pope responds to critics of computer modeling.

Stefan Maus on measuring magnetic north

Stefan Maus and the magnetic north. Does a magnetic compass point to the North Pole? The answer is not exactly. The direction to magnetic north always changes.

Machine vision: Robot eyes used in fishing industry

Machine vision or robot eyes are so fine-tuned that they can find individual damaged fish eggs in several thousand healthy eggs.

Titan liquid lakes confirmed from sunlight

Astronomers have confirmed sunlight glinting from liquid lakes on the surface of Saturn's moon, Titan. It probably rains and snows methane on Titan.

Can dog hair help clean up the Gulf Coast oil spill?

People who are concerned about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico are being encouraged to donate their dog hair to be made into oil-absorbent mats.

Can an oil spill really be cleaned up?

Can an oil spill really be cleaned up? "Well, not entirely." Biological oceanographer Nancy Rabalais explains her answer.

Thorsten Markus sees Earth’s sea ice thinning

Thorsten Markus uses the ICESat satellite in Earth orbit to track Arctic sea ice. He said that loss of sea ice contributes to global warming.

Mars Express spacecraft views of Phobos

Mars' tiny moon Phobos has created a big stir among astronomers with the fly-bys of the Mars Express Spacecraft of the European Space Agency in early 2010.

Geoengineering to prevent global warming as last resort

Philip Rasch talks geoengineering, the process by which humans deliberately alter the atmosphere, with an intent to cool it - and counter global warming.