Beijing has issued its first-ever “red alert” for pollution, as China’s capital city is engulfed in thick smog rife with poisonous chemicals that can make … Beijing Issues First-Ever Pollution “Red Alert” Amid Choking SmogRead more
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Thousands March In The Midwest’s Largest-Ever Anti-Tar Sands Rally
Thousands gathered in St. Paul, Minnesota Saturday afternoon to march in protest of the growing network of tar sands pipelines in America, singling out one … Thousands March In The Midwest’s Largest-Ever Anti-Tar Sands RallyRead more
Pink Salmon Struggle as Freshwater Becomes Acidic
Pink salmon are providing researchers with sobering hints to how carbon dioxide-induced acidity could affect freshwater fish species by the end of the 21st century. … Pink Salmon Struggle as Freshwater Becomes AcidicRead more
Depave your city
Reduce urban heat – one of the best ways to reduce the urban heat island effect is to plant trees and increase vegetation. They absorb … Depave your cityRead more
Galápagos rebellion against foreign investment in hotels, golf courses, luxury tourism
Residents of Ecuador’s Galápagos islands are mounting angry protests against government plans to open the World Heritage Site to foreign investment in luxury tourism and … Galápagos rebellion against foreign investment in hotels, golf courses, luxury tourismRead more
Massive Indonesian Plantation Fires
Indonesian President Joko Widodo has decided to cut his U.S. trip short due to raging fires that have resulted in haze and toxic fumes covering … Massive Indonesian Plantation FiresRead more
Justices rule against EPA power plant mercury limits
The Supreme Court invalidated a key Obama administration environmental regulation aimed at limiting emissions of mercury and other hazardous pollutants mainly from coal-fired power plants. … Justices rule against EPA power plant mercury limitsRead more
Greenpeace India ‘Refuses to be Intimidated’
Greenpeace India, which has been fighting for its life in the face of a government suppression, said on Wednesday that its office in the eastern … Greenpeace India ‘Refuses to be Intimidated’Read more
Nicaraguan Canal Project Could Offer ‘Severe Threat To Water Quality’
Lake Nicaragua could be devastated by a new canal plan, scientists say. Incomplete and implausible. Scientifically indefensible. Not realistic or feasible. Of insufficient quantity and … Nicaraguan Canal Project Could Offer ‘Severe Threat To Water Quality’Read more
The Geologist Fighting America’s First Tar Sands Mine
State regulators in Utah yesterday heard arguments both for and against the country’s first billion dollar tar sands mine, which is currently being constructed in … The Geologist Fighting America’s First Tar Sands MineRead more