SCIENCE

The annular solar eclipse has been observed in Asia, and is now on its way to completion in the U.S. In Tokyo, school children went out wearing solar viewers to watch the moon's approach as it covers the center part of the sun from Earth's view.

May 21, 2012

Independent Senator Nick Xenophon said on Monday that he would not stand in the way of a repeal of the carbon tax if Opposition leader Tony Abbott becomes the next prime minister of Australia.

Vittorio Hernandez May 21, 2012

Sustainable products on Australian supermarket shelves have more than doubled in the past year. However, green washing - marketing spin deceptively used to sell a product has also increased at the same rate. How can consumers identify what is authentic and sustainable, and not be duped by deceptive green marketing?

Jamelle Agbuis May 18, 2012

Living green presents its many difficulties that are often solved by simple planning and preparation, but when we hit the road and travel our levels of consumption shoot up as we are engaging in a relatively infrequent activity that doesn't feature in our daily attempts at sustainability.

Jamelle Agbuis May 18, 2012

Hot issues such as the carbon tax and income tax rates were thrown to Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday when she served for one hour as live blogger on The Telegraph.

Vittorio Hernandez May 17, 2012

About 64 per cent of 1,000 Australian businesses surveyed by the Pricewaterhouse Cooper's (PwC) Private Business Barometer worry about the direct hit their business will suffer from the carbon tax.

Vittorio Hernandez May 15, 2012

China, in just barely less than a week, has sent again into orbit another remote-sensing satellite. Although this time, it has yet to confirm that this particular one launched was a spy satellite.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa May 11, 2012

It was likely that monstrous dinosaurs once roamed the Australian continent eons of years ago and while the land mass was still attached to a super sub-continent that scientists called Gondwana.

Erik Pineda May 08, 2012

Senior ministers in the Gillard administration had warned on Monday that the carbon tax is killing the government. Their warning includes suggestions to change the sales pitch for the tax and to redesign the pricing.

Vittorio Hernandez May 07, 2012

A new remote sensing satellite has been hurtled into space by China, the world's second-largest economy, on Sunday.

Esther Tanquintic-Misa May 07, 2012

Piko-chan flew out of the window of his home near Tokyo, and couldn’t find his way back.

Jamelle Agbuis May 07, 2012

Not far from the ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, a thousand Israelis gathered in the nude. But they weren't planning a biblical orgy, and no one got turned into a pillar of salt. It was all about drawing attention to the Dead Sea, which is rapidly drying up.

Jamelle Agbuis May 05, 2012

The British tabloids were delighted with this story of a 9-year-old boy who called downstairs to his mother that there was a fox snoozing on his bed.

Jamelle Agbuis May 05, 2012

The planet’s one and only moon is entering its full phase and it is about to make a dramatic show this Saturday. The lonely satellite will look like a super moon to people who could catch it at the right time. Here are seven things you need to know about the super moon of 2012.

Arlene Paredes May 04, 2012

Prince William, Britain's future king, has taken up the cause elephants and rhinos, who are being poached to extinction in Africa.

Jamelle Agbuis May 02, 2012

There is nothing like enjoying the fruits of your labor, literally! The seeds you just planted turn out as little shoots and flowers until they grow into bulbs and finally young little things waiting for their weaning.

Jamelle Agbuis May 02, 2012

Health concerns over tobacco use have hurt tobacco farmers-the number of farms growing tobacco in the United States dropped from 512,000 in 1954 to 56,977 in 2002.

Jamelle Agbuis May 02, 2012

More and more couples are saving money and giving a boost to small businesses by having local food trucks cater their big day.

Jamelle Agbuis May 02, 2012

If you have awful associations with the word potpourri, you're not alone. I have memories of Nana's house smelling like dried rose petals and anise. I swore I would never make my own potpourri, and my house would never smell like Nana's!

Jamelle Agbuis May 02, 2012

When a person gets a sudden headache after indulging in cold desserts, such as ice cream, everyone would say it is only “brain freeze” and it will soon pass. Now Harvard scientists have looked deeper and found an explanation, Daily Mail reported.

Arlene Paredes Apr 27, 2012

An adult white killer whale, otherwise known as white orca, has been spotted for the first time during a research cruise by a group of Russian scientists and students.

Arlene Paredes Apr 26, 2012

A music teacher has found a way for New Zealand teen Julian McLaren to find an activity that would relax him in a world that usually seemed strange and enable him to sit in harmony with other kids, Kapi-Mana News reports.

Arlene Paredes Apr 25, 2012

Robots could soon assume the role of miners but they will not be harvesting minerals from the depths of the earth, instead they will be transported into space, where they will be deployed to explore the hundreds of asteroids that regularly pass near our planet.

Erik Pineda Apr 25, 2012

Flag carrier Qantas is on an apparent collision course with the New South Wales (NSW) government insofar as the construction of a second Sydney airport is concerned.

Vittorio Hernandez Apr 24, 2012

Actor Mickey Rourke is well known for his love of dogs. He was reportedly heartbroken over the loss of Loki, his Chihuahua, three years ago.

Jamelle Agbuis Apr 23, 2012

Attention Earth Day shoppers: The most highly anticipated, wildly expensive energy-saving light bulb out there, the L Prize-winning winning 60-watt equivalent LED from Philips, will hit store shelves this Sunday.

Jamelle Agbuis Apr 23, 2012

A new report from the Union of Concerned Scientists examines an electric vehicle’s total greenhouse gas emissions.

Jamelle Agbuis Apr 19, 2012

Australia's carbon dioxide emissions went up in 2011 due to more vehicle use and gases that leaked from coalmines. It resulted in the release of 546 million tonnes of more C02 from those two sources. The data came from Australia's report of the National Greenhouse Accounts to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Vittorio Hernandez Apr 18, 2012

To address the high cost of aviation fuel, flag carrier Qantas is experimenting with the use of refined cooking oil to power its jets.

Vittorio Hernandez Apr 16, 2012