Showing posts with label Wildlife. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildlife. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 20, 2013
The end of sockeye salmon?
The end of sockeye salmon?
"The habitat for half the world supply of wild sockeye salmon — as well as a critical area for other wildlife, tourism and native peoples — is at urgent risk of being filled with pollutants, and sterilized in the name of gold and copper mining."
"The habitat for half the world supply of wild sockeye salmon — as well as a critical area for other wildlife, tourism and native peoples — is at urgent risk of being filled with pollutants, and sterilized in the name of gold and copper mining."
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Buzz off, Monsanto
Buzz off, Monsanto
"Last week, the term “bee-washing” emerged in public conversation. It doesn’t refer to some new bee cleaning service, but to the insidious efforts of Monsanto and other pesticide corporations to discredit science about the impacts of pesticides on bees — especially neonicotinoids — by creating public relations tours, new research centers and new marketing strategies."
"Last week, the term “bee-washing” emerged in public conversation. It doesn’t refer to some new bee cleaning service, but to the insidious efforts of Monsanto and other pesticide corporations to discredit science about the impacts of pesticides on bees — especially neonicotinoids — by creating public relations tours, new research centers and new marketing strategies."
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Hollow Bee Hives May Threaten Our Lives Too | Common Dreams
Hollow Bee Hives May Threaten Our Lives Too | Common Dreams
"You may think that your most significant interaction with bees is trying not to get stung. But, in fact, you have bees to thank for nearly one-third of all food crops: almonds, apples, peaches, honey, and watermelons, to name a few. If our bees are in trouble, then we’re in trouble too."
"You may think that your most significant interaction with bees is trying not to get stung. But, in fact, you have bees to thank for nearly one-third of all food crops: almonds, apples, peaches, honey, and watermelons, to name a few. If our bees are in trouble, then we’re in trouble too."
Sunday, April 28, 2013
US Plans to Drop Protections for Gray Wolves in Lower 48 | Common Dreams
US Plans to Drop Protections for Gray Wolves in Lower 48 | Common Dreams
"Federal authorities are preparing legislation to remove endangered species protections for gray wolves in the Lower 48 states."
"Federal authorities are preparing legislation to remove endangered species protections for gray wolves in the Lower 48 states."
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