Heavy Rainfall Set to Drench Australia’s Fire-Ravaged Lands This Week
Emma Fiala – Relief is finally on the way!
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Over 10,000 Camels To Be Shot In Australia Because They Drink Too Much Water
Mandy Froelich – To conserve resources in Australia, officials are making the choice to shoot over 10,000 camels because they drink too much water.
Illegal Tin Mining Leaves Trail of Ruin in Protected Brazilian Rainforest
Morgan Erickson-Davis – The damage only became clear once the rain stopped and the clouds parted over Altamira National Forest in northern Brazil.
Australian Fires are Largest in The World And 5 Times Bigger Than Amazon Fires
John Vibes – The wildfires that are current ripping across Australia have gotten only passing mentions in the global media, but they are actually far more serious than many similar acts of nature that have happened in recent years.
Chemtrails Exposed: The Common Roots of the New Manhattan Project and the Theory of Man-Made Global Warming
Peter A. Kirby – Both the New Manhattan Project and the theory of man-made global warming share many important, early historical roots.
Oil Companies Were Not Held Accountable for 10.8 Million Gallons of Oil Spilled in Gulf of Mexico
Jordan Davidson – There is no plan to help restore impacted ecosystems. And not one of the 140 responsible parties has faced a fine or even a citation.
Seattle Will Be The Home Of The World’s First Human Composting Site In 2021
Mayukh Saha – Composting human bodies is something that has drawn a lot of debate. But April 2019 saw Wahington becoming the first state in the United States to legalize this process.
The First Ever Mission to Remove Space Junk From Orbit Has Just Been Commissioned
Manuel Garcia Aguilar – Humans leave a mess everywhere. It’s a real problem.
The World Is Losing An Area Of Forest Equivalent To The UK Every Year
Mandy Froelich – The rate of loss has accelerated in the past five years.
Mighty Broccoli Sprouts Rapidly Detox Pollutants
The GMI Research Group – Clinical trial finds that tiny broccoli sprouts can help neutralize air pollution.
This City Turned Its Bus Stops Into ‘Bee Stops’ – and It’s the Best Thing Ever
Elias Marat – Amsterdam is saving the bee population and cutting down on Co2 by planting flowers on bus stops.
The 5G Roll Out of 20,000 Telecom Satellites
Gary Null – United Nation’s staff member Claire Edwards warned of the 5G efforts to dramatically colonize the lower orbital space with a minimum of 20,000 5G satellites by 2022.
Keystone Pipeline Shut Down After Leaking Oil in North Dakota and Nobody’s Talking About It
Emma Fiala – An unknown amount of crude oil has been leaked across the state of North Dakota.
Amazon Rainforest Could Reach “Irreversible Tipping Point” in Only Two Years
Elias Marat – By 2021, the rainforest could cease to produce its own rain and simply degrade into dry savannah and grasslands.
New Law Hands Over Protected Forests in Ivory Coast to Chocolate Industry
Jordan Davidson – Ivory Coast’s rainforests have been decimated by cocoa production and what is left is put in peril by a new law that will remove legal protections for thousands of square miles of forests.
How To Guerrilla Garden Like An Expert [Infographic]
Mandy Froelich – Often perceived to be an act of civil disobedience, guerrilla gardening, at its very basis, aims to beautify cities and reduce food shortages.
Ocean Cleaning Device Succeeds in Removing Plastic for the First Time
Jordan Davidson – An enormous floating device designed by Dutch scientists for the non-profit Ocean Cleanup successfully captured and removed plastic from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
South America’s Second-Largest Forest is Also Burning – and ‘Environmentally Friendly’ Charcoal is Subsidizing its Destruction
Joel E. Correia – South America’s second-largest forest, the Gran Chaco, is disappearing in plain sight.
Conservation Group Plans To Buy World’s Largest Sequoia Forest For $15.6 Million
John Vibes – A conservation group from San Francisco named “Save the Redwoods League” recently agreed on a deal.
‘Bird Emergency’ as Study Shows North American Bird Population Has Fallen by Nearly One-Third in Less Than 50 Years
Eoin Higgins – North America lost 29 percent of its bird population—around three billion birds—over the last 49 years,