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"The common threat I saw to all these local farmers [was] outside investors who were destroying both their lands and livelihoods by destroying the mangrove forests they depended upon in order to make more shrimp farms," Quarto told Truthout. "I w
TN Note: Everybody wants their piece of the Sustainable Development Goals and that includes Technocrats who want to dominate and control the oceans of the world.
(NaturalNews) To be clear: There are no similarities between the brutal leadership of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria -- known more simply as the "Islamic State" (IS) -- and the government and people of California.
The low rumbling that's been reverberating in the Canadian city's ears for six years is getting louder – and more debilitating. The source may be on an American industrial island but muffling the sound has not been an easy task
Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent out a Tweet to share with the world his happiness with the the governing bodies in Norway. Yes, Norway is set to ban any new sales of ICE cars starting in 2025. This is huge news for EV fans!
Deep down in the ocean, 200 to 500 feet below the surface, lifeforms flourish where they shouldn't. Down here, little light penetrates, which is somewhat of a problem for solar-powered creatures like coral. Yet here, stubbornly, the reefs still spr
Do you know how to make your own plastic recycling machines from scratch? Where to download free designs for your 3D printer? Where to find millions of free artworks, books, movies and other cultural resources?
All cars sold after 2025 in Norway are to be emissions-free, according to a new energy plan signed by the country's four major political parties.
Over the last few years, great strides have been made in creating artificial leaves that mimic the ability of their natural counterparts to produce energy from water and sunlight.
Roughly one-third of those suffering from extreme poverty worldwide live in member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). In 21 of those 57 countries, fewer than half of the population has access to adequate sanitation. Four percent
The "International Symposium on the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development" organized by the Chinese Foreign Ministry and the United Nations agencies in China was held in Nyingchi Prefecture, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) on
The Republican nominee not only denies climate change is real, he intends to bring back the world's dirtiest fuel and undermine previous efforts geared toward sustainability.
At his home near Kearsley Park, on the east side of Flint, Michigan, Tony Palladeno Jr. grabs his keys and a pair of 1-liter medical-grade plastic bottles--one full and one empty. He filled the first yesterday, with slightly cloudy water from his ow
Apparently humans aren't the only animal with a thirst for drugs. Frightening new research reveals that Puget Sound salmon tested positive for more than 80 different drugs, including cocaine, antidepressants and a litter of other drugs used by peop
A team of researchers at Monsanto believe they might be on the verge of finding a solution to the mysterious drop in honey-bee populations all over the planet, a threat that endangers the world's food supply as a whole.
In Wyoming, Taking A Photo of a Polluted Stream Could Land You In Jail
A law passed by Wyoming Republicans officially makes it illegal for citizens to collect evidence of pollution on public land that could lead to a government investigation of environmental destruction.
Donald Trump doesn't want to Drive 55 - but Hillary does.
These homes built from plastic bottles are co-existing with nature while also protecting it
Yet Another Oil Spill Wreaks Havoc On The Gulf Of Mexico And Nearby Coastal Communities
Beer Company Creates Edible Six-Pack Rings That Feed Marine Life if They End Up in the Ocean
A storm chaser captured this terrifying twister near Wray, Colorado
Geo-engineering is an umbrella term for deliberate climate intervention that includes spraying the sky with aerosols to reflect solar radiation away from Earth in order to cool the planet and to save the environment and humanity from the effects of s
Why are millions upon millions of dead sea creatures suddenly washing up on beaches all over the world?
Why are millions upon millions of dead sea creatures suddenly washing up on beaches all over the world?
Why are millions upon millions of dead sea creatures suddenly washing up on beaches all over the world?
(NaturalNews) Although much attention has been focused on the threat posed to the U.S. West Coast by radioactivity from the 2011 Fukushima disaster, an even greater threat has gone largely ignored, warns nuclear historian Robert Jacobs of the Hiroshi
Water shortages will deliver 'severe hit' to world by 2050 - World Bank … Global water shortages are taking their toll.
Heaps of dead whales, salmon and sardines blamed on the El Nino freak weather phenomenon have clogged Chile's Pacific beaches in recent months.
