earth people

daily dos

tue 10/20/2009

 

Birds eat our plastic and die. WARNING: Graphic images. (via Metafilter)

 
 

off and on

daily dos

wed 10/7/2009

 

A silver lining to the toxic cloud: the global recession has cut demand for products which in turn has cut industrial production which in turn has cut the greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. (via Foreign Policy)

 
 

meat and greet

daily dos

wed 8/26/2009

 

China: America, you can't go green without us.

 
 

going, going, gone

daily dos

mon 6/29/2009

 

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bill on climate change that will attempt to reduce carbon emissions in the U.S. The bill, which places national limits on pollution, must pass through Congress before it becomes law.

 
 

splitsville

daily dos

tue 6/16/2009

 

Wheat farmers around the world are bracing themselves for Ug99, a fungus that scientists believe could destroy up to 80 percent of the world's wheat crops. Oregon State University Professor Jim Peterson: "It's a time bomb."

 
 

burning rubber

daily dos

thu 6/11/2009

 

Global warming could force 200 to 700 million people from their homes by 2050, triggering the "greatest migration in history," according to a report by CARE International.

 
 

to the limit

daily dos

tue 5/19/2009

 

President Obama is expected to present new national tailpipe emissions standards and mileage requirements that will force auto makers to make much more efficient cars by 2016.

 
 

snapshot

daily dos

wed 5/6/2009

 

The Reverse Vending Machine allows people to recycle their plastic soda bottles and aluminum cans at shopping malls for discount coupons.

 
 

missing kissing

daily dos

fri 5/1/2009

 

How polluted is your city?

 
 

sick with it

daily dos

tue 4/28/2009

 

Scientists in Spain have discovered a parasite believed to be the cause of Colony Collapse Disorder. The "mystery disease," which was killing honey bees at an alarming rate, was successfully treated, giving scientists hope to cure other infected bees around the world.

 
 
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