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... Threats to elkhorn coral include disease, coral bleaching, predation, climate change, storm damage, and human activity. All of these factors have created a synergistic affect that greatly diminishes ...
...lled to advocate for CI because the organization currently in the lead tends to do harm in some of their humanitarian work. I won’t go into details here, but I will say that my work in internati...
...u better check out yourself.
Nature can be amazingly alive and vital but I guess the secret it to keep humans greed away from the wild.
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...influence the way we think, talk and act to each other and to life in all forms.
Imagine a world where humanity gets its energy by cooperation with nature by utilising the wind, the sun, the water a...
...it wasn't also an economical need.
Some time a little necessity can go a long way especially since the human psychology is so much anti change. ...
...a certain degree of expertise along the way - including a strong practical knowledge of both natural and human history and a facility with words - I'm something of a poster child for the benefits of b...
... the chief executives of the large fossil fuel companies should be put to trial for high crimes against humanity and against nature.
James Hansen, one of the world's leading climate scientists, w...
...crease water acidity both in the oceans and in the rain. Creating better foods and drugs for animals and humans...
It seems that everything that we need do cope with can be solved at least theoretic...
...uy food.
I'm not saying anything yet in term of solutions I just define the map here, maybe when we as humanity think of ourselves as a whole a balanced way to use eco friendly gas while taking care...
...you to manipulate, you become arrogant.
This applies not only to big biz but to a large part from the human condition. We want control, predictability, data to work on, in short most of us treat na...
...s about the ancient warmer history of Antarctica I can't help but wonder what if any is the influence of humanity on the climate changes.
I don't just mean the changes that occurred in the past, I ...
...e subject of hunting. As the new campaigns and the old ones indicate it takes more than an appeal to the humanity of the states to really make a difference, I haven't figured it out yet but every camp...
Can Killing be justified by arguments of tradition? For me and almost any other human being on the pace of the planet the answer is certainly not, how come the Canadian don't get it.
The the st
... the findings of small plant of coffee observing what it does in nature and then starting to grow it for human use.
If we look carefully at the abundance of nature and work with it an ecosystem cou...
...ng an extraordinary era when crocodiles roamed the Arctic and the tropical Atlantic Ocean was as warm as human blood.
They had thought that Earth was ice free during the so called Turonian period, ...
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Perhaps to some this may have looked odd acting like a nurse to this tree but if it were an animal or a human I would do the same and offer my assistance with gentle loving care.
This got me think...
...ut my first two days on the road, I referred in passing to “…biologist E. O. Wilson’s comment that humans try to recreate the African savannah where their distant ancestors evolved, with its ope...
...ecomes more and more clear to me that the only really good long-term conservation strategy is to reverse human population growth, globally.
Now, take that recent tsunami in Asia. Some 140-150.000 pe...
...ners of the Casnio. Anyone who would take cash to tell lies that risk our planet, separates himself from humanity. When I later read that the bagman is broke, I can only confirm that Karma completed i...
...t started with a vengence By Peter Roderick
Thursday, Dec 23, 2004, Page 9, Taipei Times
Advertising Human influence at least doubled the risk of last year's Europe-wide heatwave. That is the conc...
...on's to reel in its Japanese parent company and help put an end to whale slaughter.
Greenpeace and the Humane Society have teamed up to urge Gorton's to use their influence to put an end to Japanese...
...ake off Indonesia.
But global warming, poorly planned coastal development and other threats over which humans have some control are weakening natural defenses ranging from mangrove swamps to coral r...
...ion control for the continent. What is more valuable, the vanishing hippos, rhinos, mountain gorillas or humanioid Africans?...
...VEGETABLES AND FRUITS....
I am aware of the life and death situations that animals go through to become dinner, I will never eat meat again. I find strength in the good that I feel I am doing.
...rch paper, also published in this week's Nature, has found a different kind of proxy - but definitely of human origin.
A French team, led by Dr Pascal Yiou, from the Climate and Environments Laborat...
...se is likely to come, Sawyer and top climate bodies say, and could lead to mass migration and widespread humanitarian crises.
[ . . . ]
'The impacts of climate change will fall disproportionately ...
...mber 02, 2004
Washington (CNSNews.com) - An MIT meteorologist Wednesday dismissed alarmist fears about human induced global warming as nothing more than 'religious beliefs.'
'Do you believe in glo...
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Btw, many species of cetaceans have shown that they are quite capable of avoiding agressive humans and are well known to be hard to find, hit, or hunt. These are the least known species. ...
...llenge so far-reaching in its impact and irreversible in its destructive power, that it alters radically human existence.'
The rest of this article is at::...
...uently we have chewed up and spit out more of the Earth's resources more quickly than any other group of humans has ever managed to do.
Of course, civilizations produce wonderful cultural artifacts:...
...sky, traffic chaos, movie theatres full of dead bodies. would there be massive fires from collisions and human machinery and refineries unmanaged? would animals start feeding on humans? what would eat...
... of the most dramatic speakers was Drew Shindell, an expert on climate, who said that without changes in human behavior, we can look forward to the dry areas of the world becoming drier, while the nor...
...redicament that many earth scientists feel themselves to be in. For global warming now looks set to give humanity a very bumpy ride over the next few centuries. The kind of changes that look set to pl...
A film, named 'The day after Tomorrow', whose motif is global warming was released recently. It is dealing with how mankind copes with when mankind faces with ice age. If so, what is the 'Global Warmi
...u have a chance to prove it. For 23 years I've been finding petrified bones, teeth and soft organs (some human) in Pennsylvania's anthracite region and, for 23 years, the American scientific community...
...s were winning.
Face the rest of the world and admit you are WRONG WRONG WRONG. You sorry excuse for a human being. Why do you hate other humans so much that you accuse them of such things as dictat...
...ngry dinosaur?
Keep the SUVs rolling and the war going so the beast is fed. What an unromantic way for humanity to end, huh? :(
Deep is space, in the Twilight Zone... http://pub36.bravenet.com/for...
... global warming are reluctant to predict when we will experience undisputed changes in climate caused by human activities. Nevertheless, they are nearly unanimous in their belief that these changes co...
...rou, a marine biologist with the IFAW.
Other scientists and conservation groups agree, suggesting that human activities such as overfishing and pollution have had a larger impact on fish stocks.
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My son asked me this, and I don't know the answer. I mean whales are sea mamals, they breathe air like humans do, and their blood is very similar to ours I would assume. They dive to VERY deep depth...
The general level of wickedness and selfishness present in the human race combined with rejection of and insult directed to Creation, has resulted in the start of the 'disappearances' of whalekind. Be
...t the way you read this incident?
I interpreted it to mean that they consider the death of millions of human beings to be of much greater significance than the death of any number of food animals.
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...alstock. Heavy metals and other toxis substances accumulate in the animals, thretening their fitness for human consumtion, Also, the animals fertility and survivability are affected by pollution. Why ...
Communists kill (& socialists). Capitalism heals. The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 62 million humans were killed; the Peoples' Republic of China, 35 million; and the National Socialist German W
...on't treat the sea mammals like that in Norway.
I think this is much worse than regulated hunting in a human way..
We care for them..
..and of course we eat some of them.....
Environmentalists aren't peddling pseudoscience. You insult actual environmentalists by associating them with the Chicken Little kooks claiming global warming and such pseudoscience scams.
William R
... and woman who is working at a farm with animals or at a slaugther house is icy hearted.
In that case, humans must also stop all of it's fishing. As long as humans are harvesting the sea, they are r...
...ice to domestic consumers. The blubber planned for export to Japan exceeds maximum intake levels set for human consumption in Japan by an average of over seven times.
It is now a month since Norway ...
...e 60 million years ago, when there was no ice on the planet and 'the rest of the globe could not sustain human life'.
The shock warning...
...tion of a draft bilateral action plan on climate change.
Participants agreed that 'the evidence that human activity was causing climate change, most notably through emissions of greenhouse gases f...
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