In the winter, we complain about the cold. In the summer, it’s the heat—and the mosquitoes. Mosquitoes can seriously add frustration to any outdoor activity, and if you’re like me, you want to spend as much time outdoors as possible…
Greenpeace : When Activism Means Action.
Greenpeace needs no introduction. For over 30 years, the organization gives a multifaceted struggle to prevent and cure the major environmental problems facing on our planet.
LEGO says “Everything Is NOT Awesome”
LEGO says “Everything Is NOT Awesome”. Greenpeace is stepping up its campaign to get Lego to end its licensing partnership with Shell to make toys carrying the oil giant’s logo, releasing a video parody of The Lego Movie song Everything…
This Map Reveals The Ocean Plastic.
What happens to all the plastic trash that we find in the sea and coasts and how real is the environmental threat? The answer is given by marine ecologist Andres Cozar Cabañas along with his colleagues completed the first map of…
Mass Fish Deaths 2014: Millions Have Been Found Dead All Over The World In The Past Months.
Millions of fish are suddenly dying all over the planet. In fact, there have been dozens of mass fish death events reported in the past month alone. So why is this happening? Why are fish dying in unprecedented numbers all…
The Earth Is A Sentient Living Organism. Stop Living On The Earth And Start Cohabitating With Her.
Contrary to the common belief that the Earth is simply a dense planet whose only function is a resource for its inhabitants, our planet is in fact a breathing, living organism. When we think of the Earth holistically, as one…
This Man Wants to Teach the World How to Turn Trash Into Energy.
In addition to being able to create energy from trash and human waste, some say that his inventions could “make the desert bloom”.
Six-Legged Giant Finds Secret Hideaway, Hides For 80 Years.
They call it “Ball’s Pyramid.” It’s what’s left of an old volcano that emerged from the sea about 7 million years ago. A British naval officer named Ball was the first European to see it in 1788. It sits off…