The World Is Greening, But Not For Us China, Pakistan, Australia, Brazil Among Nations Leading By Example
China, Australia, Pakistan, Brazil and other countries have undertaken massive reforestation campaigns, but the United States? Not so much.
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Man-Made Earthquakes: Another Negative Legacy of Fracking
Man-made earthquakes are now common across Oklahoma and other parts of the Midwest and South thanks to the surge in hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) activity…
We Need to Reevaluate Our Relationship With Oil Rising Prices, Dwindling Supply & Environmental Hazards Signal Time to Move Beyond Petroleum
Given rising prices, dwindling supply and environmental hazards, the United States desperately needs to reevaluate its relationship with oil…
Is empty space underground following oil extraction dangerous or bad for the environment?
What, if anything, fills the empty space underground created by the extraction of billions of gallons of oil?
Copper, Gold and Salmon Toxic Concerns Surround Pebble Mine Project in Alaska's Bristol Bay
An estimated $300 billion in gold, copper and molybdenum have been discovered via exploratory drilling near Bristol Bay, Alaska. But extracting the minerals would have serious environmental repercussions, including untold toxic waste.
