Melting Ice Caps is the Canary in the Coalmine Oxymoron
There is no need for a comment here. It is clear.
http://www.nrdc.org/globalwarming/qthinice.asp
Global Warming Puts the Arctic on Thin Ice
Answers to questions about the Arctic’s shrinking ice cap and its global significance.
The Courage to Face Reality and Transform the Future
This story reminds us of humans impact on the natural world. I wonder when the climate will really change? When do we become accountable for our actions, when do we link what we do and how we live with the impact on the planet. We haven’t yet understood that what we do to nature… Continue reading
Chenobyl: Radioactive Wolves – Scary Mutations
This subject came up for me today. I was standing in JB HiFi a shop that sells all sorts of electronic goods – laptops, electrical goods, music etc. I stood there in the middle of the store in front of a wide screen watching a film about environmental destruction. I could not… Continue reading
Coal is the Earth’s Liver
I poured myself some water out of my filter this morning and suddenly felt to explore coal and water filtration. I have written poetry about coal as a water filter, but nice to see in the article below that the Navajo regarded coal as the liver of the planet. I just smile when… Continue reading
Multinational Biotech Companies File Suit Against Hawaiian GMO Ban
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/05/big-island-biotech-ban_n_4395521.html
I was in Hawaii last year and attended a Rotary meeting featuring a speaker who was a proponent of GMO’s in Hawaii. As a result I wrote a few blogs exploring the topic. It is interesting to find out today about the legislation to ban GMO’s in Hawaii yet it exempts the… Continue reading
David Suzuki: Oil Employee Resigns to Support Environmental Research
I am a great believer that we are not our jobs, we do have a responsibility to resign if we feel it is not in the social good. I gave up an opportunity to work for a scientific organisation here in Australia given they were engaged in genetic engineering. I chose to live… Continue reading