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September 4, 2017

Abrupt Climate Change: In Hurricane Harvey, Texans Reap What They Sow

Science informs us that Texas oil fueled Hurricane Harvey. “Hurricane Harvey is abrupt climate change. And it shows collapse of the atmosphere and ecosystems that threatens to destroy the biosphere and end being… Texas’ war against science and...

High performance solid-state sodium-ion battery: Organic cathode offers more reliable contact with electrolyte, a key to stability

ScienceDaily: Solid-state sodium-ion batteries are far safer than conventional lithium-ion batteries, which pose a risk of fire and explosions, but their performance has […]
Minnesota DNR conservation officer dies while responding to call in Pine County

Minnesota Public Radio: A Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officer died Friday night after being thrown from a boat while responding to a ca […]
City to vote on updated water conservation plan Tuesday

Killeen Daily Herald: A short agenda for Tuesday’s Killeen City Council meeting will include a public hearing and possible vote to update its water conservation […]
12 Simple Tips to Help Eliminate Gluten from Your Diet

EcoWatch: Gluten is the collective name for a group of proteins found in grains like wheat, barley and rye.Although most people can eat […]
Forrest Clingerman: Earth Day not about politics

Lima Ohio: Addressing climate change and engaging in sustainable agriculture are ways we not only preach, but also practice, a love for others &mdas […]
Trump's environmental deregulation agenda faces two major setbacks in one week

ThinkProgress: Legal action continues to be a winning strategy for those seeking to stop the president's onslaught of rollbacks […]
Ocean Pines board director resigns, temporary general manager named

Delmarva Now: The Ocean Pines Board Director Slobodan Trendic has resigned, the Ocean Pines Board of Directors announced. Trendies' resignation was effectiv […]
Lost in marijuana debate: Its impact on water quality

The Hill: The debate over the consequences of increased consumption of both recreational and medicinal marijuana has drowned out any discussion of t […]
Frogs, salamanders and toads suffering ‘catastrophic population decline', scientists say

Independent: Amphibians across the world are experiencing “catastrophic population declines” from a widening range of interacting pathogens, scientists say. Fungal disease chytridiomycosis is […]
French envoy to US: Trump plan ‘very close to what Israel wants, 99% doomed'

Times of Israel: Gérard Araud, a former ambassador to Israel, says he's 'very close' with Jared Kushner, whom he describes as 'extremely smart but has […]
The 2019 World Press Freedom Index launched on 18th of April

Hans Thoolen on Human Rights Defenders: Published every year since 2002 by Reporters Without Borders (RSF), the World Press Freedom Index is an important advocacy tool based on […]
LGUs told: Prioritize sustainability over profitability in tourism projects

Philstar: “As the local government works hard to boost the tourism industry, we at DOT are committed to do our part in developing […]
Step into an Impressionist painting in France

National Geographic: During spring, walk across the Japanese bridge in Monet's water garden […]
Meet Aguacito, the city's water conservation roadrunner

Las Cruces Sun-News: “Aguacito” — came from David Uribe’s fourth and fifth grade bilingual class at Hillrise Elementary […]
Earth Day 2019 Message by the Hon. Dwayne Seymour Cayman Islands Minister of Health, Environment, Culture & Housing

Cayman iNews: of conserving our natural environment and strengthening measures taken in the name of environmental conservation. Much has been Islands, the Department of […]
Baked Alaska: Global warming turns deadly in America's largest state

Daily Kos: Inupiat children on the frozen Arctic Ocean in June 2006. This year, the ice was gone from the shore by March. Throughout […]
Vermont passes bill abolishing Columbus Day in favor of Indigenous Peoples' Day

Washington Post: Now, the state is one signature away from abolishing Columbus Day altogether and permanently recognizing Indigenous Peoples' Day — a trend […]
India can cut costs by switching kerosene subsidies to solar energy: Study

Business Standard: kerosene to off-grid solar energy can help India cut says that off-grid solar energy could be made directly money by switching support […]
Hurst Hannum wants a “radically moderate approach” to human rights

Hans Thoolen on Human Rights Defenders: Hurst Hannum. Photo: Alonso Nichols A piece by Taylor McNeil in TuftsNow of 19 April 2019 is about Hurst Hannum and his […]
Finally, Smooth Sailing For Offshore Wind In Massachusetts

CleanTechnica: the proposed Vineyard Wind offshore wind farm passed a major Well, that was then. Wind turbine technology is improving, economies , giving […]
Poquoson Women's Club learns human trafficking signs, prevention

Daily Press: Before the Poquoson Women’s Club started studying human trafficking, Joan Flannery thought it was something that happened in developing nations — not […]
Department Of Civil Protection Blamed For Cyclone Idai Deaths, Human Rights Commission Called To Investigate The Department

ZimEye: activist has petitioned the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) to investigate t […]
Why Africa's Cyclone Idai was so destructive to Mozambique Geographic

National Geographic: Mozambique National Meteorology Institute forecast. Flooding is widespread averages about 1.5 tropical cyclones a year and, although said Corene Matyas, a tropica […]
Scientists upgrade last year's Hurricane Michael to Category 5

CBS News: than initially measured, prompting forecasters to upgrade it from a when it hit. National Hurricane Center scientists conducted a post-storm analysis for […]

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