Defining biodiversity is far easier than explaining its importance- there are a number of factors that contribute to the significance of biodiversity. …
Continue ReadingThe last part of the series looking at the clean coal myth, showing why there is no such thing as clean coal by examining the dangers and problems …
Continue ReadingIn drought ridden areas, bringing water to fields of life sustaining foods can be impossible. What if science could create a water source potable for …
Continue ReadingItaly is not taking lightly to the deaths of millions of honeybees. At the heart of the deaths are chemical pesticides produced by the Bayer …
Continue ReadingThe news media has taken a stand against the fisheries laws in Europe and officials are noticing. The ecological decline of the fisheries due to …
Continue ReadingWild horses don’t have many predators. Yet, the threats of lack of adequate grazing land and water they face have the potential to wipe them …
Continue ReadingThis article is part one of a two part series on how anthropogenic noise affects marine life.
Continue ReadingWhile almost everyone has heard of the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, another, more desvastating one could be our next big problem. Nitrogen …
Continue ReadingThe smallest of the true seals moves to the endangered list on the IUCN’s list of threatened and endangered species.
Continue ReadingThe term “Nature Deficit Disorder” was created by the author Richard Louv in his 2005 book, “Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our …
Continue ReadingClean coal myths exposed by looking at the safety and health issues related to the coal industry.
Continue ReadingThe Pope VI Auditorium in the Vatican is being equipped with solar roof panels as one of the first projects in the Vatican to produce renewable …
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