Category: Ecosystem
Offshore Wind Turbine Parks endanger Maritime Life & Shipping Safety
Wind turbine farms are deliberately positioned off major shipping routes but this is bound to raise concerns in an industry that is ramping up installations around the globe, while most accidents are censored by the mainstream media. One could say that the larger the… Continue Reading “Offshore Wind Turbine Parks endanger Maritime Life & Shipping Safety”
European Ski resorts expierencing a major Snow crisis
Skiers across Europe are arriving at resorts to find historically low levels of snow following an exceptionally mild winter. Even snow cannons have stopped working due to the high temperatures. Stark images from resorts in the likes of France, Austria and Bosnia show huge… Continue Reading “European Ski resorts expierencing a major Snow crisis”
USA bans Commercial Air Tours over National Eco Monument Parks
The National Park Service (NPS) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have completed an air tour management plan for Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico. As part of the plan, commercial air tours will be banned in and around the national monument. Commercial air… Continue Reading “USA bans Commercial Air Tours over National Eco Monument Parks”
Europe indefinitely postpones planned Nature Restoration Plan
The European Union’s nature restoration law, which had set out to restore 20% of land and sea areas in the EU by 2030, has now been postponed indefinitely after a vote to pass the bill on Monday was canceled. The nature restoration law was… Continue Reading “Europe indefinitely postpones planned Nature Restoration Plan”
Physicists figured out how Wormholes could enable Time Travel
Theoretical physicists have a lot in common with lawyers. Both spend a lot of time looking for loopholes and inconsistencies in the rules that might be exploited somehow. Valeri P. Frolov and Andrei Zelnikov from the University of Alberta in Canada and Pavel Krtouš… Continue Reading “Physicists figured out how Wormholes could enable Time Travel”
The History of Greenland as the World’s largest indigenous Island
Greenland, the world’s largest island, lying in the North Atlantic Ocean. Greenland (Kalaallit Nunaat) is noted for its vast tundra and immense glaciers. Greenland Although Greenland remains part of the Kingdom of Denmark, the island’s home-rule government is responsible for most domestic affairs. The… Continue Reading “The History of Greenland as the World’s largest indigenous Island”
El Nino could spark a hectic 2024 Hurricane season
AccuWeather meteorologists are tracking the potential for activity to increase in the western Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico later this month. Conditions remain quiet in the tropics, with nothing showing on the National Hurricane Center‘s tropical outlook map. No tropical cyclone development is expected… Continue Reading “El Nino could spark a hectic 2024 Hurricane season”
Just 100 companies responsible for 71% of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The corporations that are screwing up your life, tainting your water, polluting your air, buying up your favorite coffee shop and turning it into a gas station, sucking your tax dollars up through subsidies, those corporations are the same ones creating the climate catastrophe.… Continue Reading “Just 100 companies responsible for 71% of Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions”
Nestle makes Billions bottling Water in 100 Factories all over the World
Nestle SA started bottling in 1843 when company founder Henri Nestlé purchased a business on Switzerland’s Monneresse Canal to provide healthy, accessible, and delicious refreshment to the consumer. According to Euromonitor International, there are thousands of bottled water companies worldwide—there’s even Trump Ice—but Nestlé is the biggest… Continue Reading “Nestle makes Billions bottling Water in 100 Factories all over the World”
Taking Flight with Travel & Tourism Pollution
The current landscape, sustainability is an increasingly vital aspect of our daily lives and of businesses’ operations, drawing focus on carbon-intensive industries like aviation, hotel accommodation including food and beverage (F&B) services. Encouragingly, there has been an uptake of de-carbonisation practices by public and… Continue Reading “Taking Flight with Travel & Tourism Pollution”
Malaysia to Ship 450 Tonnes of Plastic Waste back to Australia, EU and the USA
Malaysia is planning to send back shipping containers filled with plastic waste illegally shipped from other countries to Asia. The country’s Environment Minister Yeo Bee Yin announced this week, that Malaysia won’t continue to be a dumping ground for the developed nations, and those responsible for destroying… Continue Reading “Malaysia to Ship 450 Tonnes of Plastic Waste back to Australia, EU and the USA”
Sweden Kebnekaise Mountain Glacier Melted 4 Meter in just One Month
A glacier on the southern tip of Sweden’s Kebnekaise mountain has melted so much that the height of the peak has shrunk, and it’s no longer the country’s tallest, scientists said this week. The announcement came Wednesday in a press release declaring the mountain’s… Continue Reading “Sweden Kebnekaise Mountain Glacier Melted 4 Meter in just One Month”
Eco Terrorists destroy protected Mangrove forest in Curacao
APC together with Next Level Investments have started destroying worldwide protected Mangrove Eco System to create space for a so-called luxury hospitality/residential marina project occupying one of Curacao’s most desirable areas near Caracasbaai. Industrial machines were rapidly ordered to start vandalizing and removing century… Continue Reading “Eco Terrorists destroy protected Mangrove forest in Curacao”
Crickey Amigu di Natura 