As the world warms up and the polar ice caps appear to be melting away at an ever greater tempo, it seems all our cold climate creatures are doomed. However, Darwin’s been hard at it down in Antarctica and the penguins have come up with an escape strategy. Go penguins! Continue reading this blog post »
Over half a million people have already signed up to kill their lights for one hour this Saturday 29th March 2008. 8pm local time.
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Have a look at these, they’re well worth eye over. The Guardian often has killer photo sets from around the world and this one is no exception. Rivers of dead fish, 100-acre rubbish dumps, smog-filled skies - are these the world’s worst environmental black spots?
Five-and- a-half weeks and not a single whale killed. The presence of the Steve Irwin and her crew ensured maximum disruption for whaling fleets over the killing season, enough to save many whales and keep the topic front page news worldwide. Continue reading this blog post »
Forward thinking types NESTA are offering up a headline grabbing £1 million bounty for innovative ways to reduce CO2 emmisions. Continue reading this blog post »
The Sea Shepherd crew are heading out for another round of whaler obstruction and harpoon-dodging. After docking in Melbourne for much-needed sustenance and re-crewing, they have the bit between their teeth once again. We wish them well. Continue reading this blog post »
Whoever said that representative democracy is a fraudulent concept, epitomised by hermetic conversations amongst the elites? No one? Anyway, what matters is this: at the local level, democracy actually does kinda work.
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