Judge Rules against EPA in ‘Food & Water Watch, Inc. v. Environmental Protection Agency’
"Finally, the case may catalyze similar actions across the country."
13 February 2025 - 14:45
Visualizing the Human Impact on the Ocean Economy
"Will our human activities continue to stress the ocean economy, or will we be able to positively reverse these trends in the years to come?"
6 June 2020 - 12:08
Iconoclast Michael Moore Smashes Idols of the Green Left: Op-Ed
"The institutional Right’s embrace of corporate capitalism and globalisation is equally problematic."
4 May 2020 - 11:43
Record Number of Flamingos Take Over India’s Largest City and Paint It Pink during Lockdown
Flamingos have taken over Mumbai as humans stay in quarantine.
2 May 2020 - 00:48
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The French Senate’s Brexit Committee’s Recommendations to the French Government, 2 March 2020
"Rappelle son opposition de principe à toute perspective qui aboutirait à réserver un sort spécifique à la question de la pêche, sous la forme d’un « Brexit » sectoriel, dont les premières victimes ne manqueraient pas d’être les pêcheurs de l’Union..."
10 March 2020 - 04:48
The Plague of Locusts Wreaking Havoc on Pakistan Appears to Have Crossed into Xinjiang Province, China
"Xinjiang is the only province that direct borders Pakistan-controlled territory, although India has also started to face problems with locust infestations, and recently announced that it would be cooperating with Pakistan on measures to alleviate the problem."
18 February 2020 - 18:12
Facing the Flames: Fire Reduction and the New South Wales Bushfires
You can have little "cool' fires every five years to clean up the fuel or a big fire every few decades, but you eventually will get a fire. You do the maths.
4 January 2020 - 19:48
Bill Blain: Saving the Oceans
There are estimated to be over 7-12 trillion pieces of plastic floating in the seven seas – 71% of the earth’s surface is now polluted with everything from tyres, bottles to micro-plastics.
22 November 2019 - 13:48
Ecology vs. Religion: Why Traditional Christians and Eco-Activists Have Polar Opposite Views on the Nature of Man
From an Eco worldview every human is a detriment to nature and there is really no repentance for this status. We consume, consumption is harmful to nature, thus we are all evil.
14 November 2019 - 10:48
Garbage Apocalypse Now! Corporations Have Escaped Blame for Too Long
So widespread is the crisis that ‘microplastics,’ the end result of plastic after it has been broken down into tiny particles, has even been discovered in the Arctic air and water.
30 October 2019 - 00:48
Extinction Warriors: Smug and Hateful, but Are They Right?
Have you noticed how all the birds are vanishing? When was the last time you woke to a din of sparrows over the rooftops or the dawn chorus ? Do you think prairie farming has any benefits except for Sainsburys or Waitrose?
25 October 2019 - 05:48
The Fluoride-Induced American Holocaust Continues Unabated
Dr. Burk and Dr. Yiamouyiannis compared in a 1975 epidemiological survey the cancer mortality rate of central cities that were either fluoridated or unfluoridated. Prior to fluoridation, the cancer death rate remained identical for both sets of cities, but subsequent to fluoridation the cancer death rate skyrocketed in the fluoridated cities, but not in the unfluoridated ones.
3 October 2019 - 01:48
Student Climate Strike Is Slacktivism
Do unions support the principle of all students being able to skip class to attend a protest on any issue? Or just on political issues where the union leaders happen to agree with them?
25 September 2019 - 15:48
Theology Students Are Being Taught to Confess their “Climate Sins” while Sitting in Front of a Bunch of Potted Plants…
At this point our entire education system from top to bottom is swirling down the tubes, and things just get worse with each passing year.
25 September 2019 - 01:48
Environmentalism Leads to Technocracy
A Technocracy sees people simply as numbers or statistics that needs to be shifted by carrots and sticks and nothing more. Although the Technocratic Method does work, its attitude towards to population as mindless cattle is certainly felt and creates mountains of contempt.
24 September 2019 - 03:48
North America’s Bird Population Is Collapsing: Nearly Three Billion Birds Have Been Wiped Out since 1970
In 1970, there were about 10 billion birds in North America. Now, there are about 7 billion.
23 September 2019 - 16:48
As the NFL Season Begins, the Social Decay in NFL Cities Is Worse Than Ever
Speaking of human poop, there is so much of it in the streets of Philadelphia that it has fueled an alarming outbreak of Hepatitis A cases.
13 September 2019 - 16:48
Temperatures in the Pacific Ocean Have Shot Up to Dangerous Levels, and Scientists Are Blaming a “Strange Anomaly”
If ocean temperatures rise high enough, millions of fish will perish, and that will put even more stress on our increasingly strained global food supply.
12 September 2019 - 13:48
Japan and Germany Hysterically Race to Shut Down Nuclear Power (and Their Sovereignty)
For those in Japan and Germany celebrating that the exit from nuclear is providing an opportunity to embrace solar and wind energy, a sad slap of reality has also occurred. Not only have energy costs skyrocketed wherever green energies been built, but the toxic waste caused by those photovoltaic cells far outpaces anything produced by the dirtiest nuclear reactor.
12 September 2019 - 07:48
Who Put the “Mental” in “Environmental”?
Contrary to the prevailing view that forest area has declined globally, tree cover has in fact increased by 2.24 million square kilometres – up 7.1% from 1982.
8 September 2019 - 14:49
Scientists Warn Geoengineering Could Start World War III
Solar geoengineering would involve spraying chemicals and/or heavy metals into the air that would block some of the sunlight.
19 June 2019 - 07:00
Morrison Victory Highlights Divide between Elites and Ordinary Australians
The election victory was clearly a triumph for both the style and substance of Prime Minister Scott Morrison. But the most important post-election issue now is the battle to control the narrative surrounding the causes and meaning of the result. The advantages the PM enjoyed over his opponent are now obvious. These included his mastery of policy detail, his capacity to speak directly to the aspirations of middle Australia, and his authenticity and ‘ordinary everyman’ persona in expressing everything from footy fanatism to his Christian faith. Tax policy — given the targeting of Labor’s franking credits, CGT, and negative gearing…
31 May 2019 - 02:00
No ‘Stebbings’ in Much Middlemarch
"Why the mink in the first place? After all, they are not native to this country."
9 May 2019 - 16:03