Novel Corona Virus: Nature Strikes Back
Astonishing report from our friend Henry. Here’s an excerpt: “In addition, the virus responsible for the swine flu epidemic of Continue reading
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2019 Arctic Report Card warns of California-sized algal blooms and imperiled livelihoods
Dead seals, marked with bald patches, washing onto shores or floating in rivers. A 900-mile-long bloom of algae stretching off Continue reading
Domino effect could heat up Earth by 5 degrees Celsius — despite Paris climate deal
Originally posted on The Extinction Chronicles:
https://www.dw.com/en/domino-effect-could-heat-up-earth-by-5-degrees-celsius-despite-paris-climate-deal/a-44968248 Even if the Paris agreement is successfully implemented, the planet could still heat up by…
First evidence that Antarctica’s thinning ice shelves are causing more ice to move from the land into the sea
Originally posted on The Extinction Chronicles:
by Northumbria University https://phys.org/news/2019-12-evidence-antarctica-thinning-ice-shelves.html A detailed view of changes in ice flow around the Pine Island and…
Groups inspired by Greta Thunberg plan Black Friday climate strikes
Originally posted on Exposing the Big Game:
By Darran Simon, CNN Updated 12:01 AM ET, Fri November 29, 2019 Play Video Greta Thunberg…
The Ecstasy and the Agony: The story of Gertrude and her mate
By Robert A. Vella Sometimes, nature lovers don’t have to travel far to observe wildlife. Sometimes, they can observe it Continue reading
Coal and the Price of Prosperity
Originally posted on My quest blog:
Working as a miner has long been one of the most perilous occupations on the planet.…
The water is so hot in Alaska it’s killing large numbers of salmon
Originally posted on The Extinction Chronicles:
By Ryan Prior, CNN Updated 7:23 AM ET, Sat August 17, 2019 HAPPENING NOW. ESPECIALLY SINCE PauseMute…
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