Anonymous Goes After Florida Gov. Rick Scott for Polluting the Gulf of Mexico

Anonymous Goes After Florida Gov. Rick Scott for Polluting the Gulf of Mexico

Situation of Lake Okeechobee gets Anonymous' attention

Artificial Corals Might Help Clean Our Oceans of Pollutants

Artificial Corals Might Help Clean Our Oceans of Pollutants

The corals are designed to suck in toxic heavy metals

  • Nature
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • June 19th, 2015
Dead Zone the Size of Connecticut Will Form in the Gulf of Mexico

Dead Zone the Size of Connecticut Will Form in the Gulf of Mexico

Such dead zones form annually, researchers explain

Nuclear Radiation Documented Along the North American Coast

Nuclear Radiation Documented Along the North American Coast

The trace amounts of radioactive compounds are believed to originate from the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan

There's Ozone in the Air We Breathe and It's Messing Us Up, Study Warns

There's Ozone in the Air We Breathe and It's Messing Us Up, Study Warns

Evidence indicates exposure to ozone can affect the lungs and the heart, even reduce fertility in women

Poo Is Piling Up on Mount Everest, Might Cause Pollution and Disease

Poo Is Piling Up on Mount Everest, Might Cause Pollution and Disease

The poo threatening to transform Mount Everest comes from the mountaineers who scale this peak yearly

How Stopping at a Red Light Can Give You Cancer or Heart Disease

How Stopping at a Red Light Can Give You Cancer or Heart Disease

Study finds that, when stopped at red lights, drivers are exposed to worryingly high concentrations of air pollutants

It's Official: 2014 Was the World's Hottest Year on Record

It's Official: 2014 Was the World's Hottest Year on Record

The 2014 average temperature exceeded the 20th century average by 1.1 degrees Fahrenheit (0.63 degrees Celsius)

There Are Now 269,000 Tons of Plastic Pollution in Earth's Oceans

There Are Now 269,000 Tons of Plastic Pollution in Earth's Oceans

Researchers estimate that, all in all, some 5.23 trillion plastic particles are now floating in global oceans

  • Green
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • November 28th, 2014
Turtles That Can Breathe Through Their Behind Actually Exist

Turtles That Can Breathe Through Their Behind Actually Exist

The bad news is these amazing reptiles are now listed as a critically endangered species, conservationists say

Sportswear Brand Puma Is Detoxing and It's Going to Affect Us All

Sportswear Brand Puma Is Detoxing and It's Going to Affect Us All

Earlier this week, the German company announced plans to eliminate all traces of PFCs from its supply chain

Life with Smokers Is the Same as Life in Highly Polluted Cities like Beijing

Life with Smokers Is the Same as Life in Highly Polluted Cities like Beijing

Study finds people who live with smokers are exposed to concentrations of airborne particles that well exceed standards

  • Green
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • October 20th, 2014
Oil Spill Kills Dozens of Animals in Louisiana, Cleanup Will Likely Take Months

Oil Spill Kills Dozens of Animals in Louisiana, Cleanup Will Likely Take Months

The pipeline's operator doesn't yet know what caused the spill, says an investigation into this incident is underway

Farmer Forces His Cows to Wear Diapers When Grazing

Farmer Forces His Cows to Wear Diapers When Grazing

The man, named Johann Huber, put nappies on his cows looking to protest a European Union ban on fertilizers

  • Green
  • By Laura Sinpetru
  • October 2nd, 2014
California Bans Single-Use Plastic Bags, Is the First US State Ever to Do So

California Bans Single-Use Plastic Bags, Is the First US State Ever to Do So

The state banned the use of plastic bags on the grounds that they are a major threat to natural ecosystems and wildlife

Pollution Is Causing Sea Turtles to Develop Deadly Tumors

Pollution Is Causing Sea Turtles to Develop Deadly Tumors

Researchers sea say turtles develop these tumors as a result of exposure to nitrogen in urban and farm runoff

Steel Tower Under Construction Smack at the Core of the Amazon

Steel Tower Under Construction Smack at the Core of the Amazon

When finally completed, this observation tower in the Amazon basin will stand about 325 meters (1,066 feet) tall

 
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