By Giedrė via Bored Panda To spread his message about endless waste production, Portuguese street artist Bordalo II (Artur Bordalo) creates stunning animal sculptures. However, unlike […]
By Luke Miller Truth Theory Turns out humans are not the only species on the planet that farm animals this video teaches us about the […]
By Elžbieta via Bored Panda German photographer Christian Vieler is back again with more hilarious photos of dogs trying to catch treats (see previous post here). […]
By Jess via Jessy BX Today’s Cites decision brought disappointing news for lions as the call to up-list them to Appendix 1 was not agreed […]
By David Kirby via Take Part A new California law rewards crabbers for removing from the ocean lost and abandoned traps that entangle and kill marine […]
By Jess via Jessy BX This week celebrated World Rhino Day, which is all about spreading awareness about the rapidly depleting rhino population! I recently […]
By Climate Nexus via Eco Watch Methane emissions from the fossil fuel industry are responsible for the majority of the recent rise in global atmospheric […]
By Kristin Falzon via Eco Watch France is taking another big step towards being more environmentally conscious by implementing a controversial new law that will ban plastic […]
By Lorraine Chow via Eco Watch Monsanto has finally agreed to be purchased by Bayer AG in a historic $66 billion all-cash takeover. The agreement, which both […]
By Jay Syrmopoulos via The Free Thought Project Cannon Ball, ND – While many Americans passively support the Standing Rock Sioux’s fight to stop the construction of […]
By Anna Scanlon Truth Theory Great news for killer whales! California Governor Jerry Brown has recently signed a law into effect that will make it […]
By Taylor Hill via Take Part A new technology that allows rooftop solar panels to track the sun could boost electricity production by 30 percent, […]
By Anna Scanlon Truth Theory Alabama and Georgia have officially declared states of emergencies after a major fuel pipeline ruptured earlier this week in Shelby […]
By Mateo Sol via Loner Wolf We’ve all fantasized about it one time or another. As technology progresses and society evolves, our social duties increase […]
By Anna Scanlon Truth Theory 1.Krakow, Poland Average Rent for a One-Bedroom in the City Centre: $439 Utilities (Including Garbage): $175 CREDIT CREDIT Krakow is […]
By David Kirby via Take Part Scientists find that at the current rate of destruction, the planet’s wildlands will be gone within 50 years. For […]
By Matt Agorist via The Mind Unleashed Miami, FL — Last week, a Miami-Dade judge became the focus of much-deserved anger when she ruled on […]
By Chrystral Johnson via Earth 911 One area where many environmentally conscious people slip up is during travel. It’s so easy to get in the […]
An elephant lies dead in the grasslands of Zakouma National Park in Chad after poachers fired automatic weapons into a herd of elephants to kill […]
By Carl Pope via Eco Watch “This was retail politics and oil lost,” was how Adrienne Alvord of Union of Concerned Scientists summed up the […]
By DeSmogBlog via Eco Watch A groundbreaking study published Tuesday in Seismological Research Letters has demonstrated a link, for the first time, between hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) for […]
By Derrick Broze via Activist Post The United Nations has admitted responsibility for the 2010 cholera epidemic in Haiti which killed more than ten thousand people. […]
By Alex Petrowski via Waking Times Already facing extinction from illegal logging, deforestation, the invasion of oil companies and colonization, uncontacted members of the Awá […]
By John R. Platt via Take Part The NatureZap device wipes out unwanted vegetation with a blast of high-energy blue light and heat. When you […]
By John R. Platt via Take Part Replacing coal-fired electricity with ever-cheaper wind and solar power will raise utility rates just 0.1 percent by 2030. […]
By Amanda Froelich via True Activist Taxpayers in Brazil will spend over £3.8 billion to host the Games this year. Meanwhile, many of Rio’s citizens will […]
By Drew Hendricks via Earth 911 Solar power is a booming industry in the United States. Photovoltaic (PV) solar panels are still expensive, trends in […]
By Haley Shapley via Earth 911 As plastic bags continue to get banned across the nation and world — San Diego is the latest major […]
Joelle Gergis, University of Melbourne In May 2012, my colleagues and I had a paper accepted for publication in the Journal of Climate, showing that […]
by Alex Pietrowski via Waking Times Researchers are feverishly working to understand the global die off of the world’s bee species, and have linked colony […]
