RTÉ Demand for overnight train services increasingrte.ie - RTÉ News Austria's state rail operator has said ticket sales for its long-distance night services were up substantially this year, as more and more passengers …
Ecology Cardinal Hollerich: Amazon synod should lead to ‘ecological conversion’americamagazine.org - www.americamagazine.org The polyglot Jesuit said he was struck most by “the violence the indigenous people have to experience”: “It’s violence against the rainforest and at …
The Guardianflipped into Rugby UnionDavid Pocock 'I’m interested in a bunch of things': David Pocock moves on from WallabiesThe Guardian - Australian Associated PressBefore he turns climate crusader, retiring great David Pocock says he’d be only too happy to offer his opinion on the next Wallabies coach. While gutted to have bowed out of international rugby with Saturday’s
Boise, ID Fighting the invasion in the Boise Foothillsidahonews.com - Brian Morrin The Boise Foothills are like a paradise in our backyard, but there's a lot more going on up there than meets the eye. “The city of Boise …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoUniversity of Arizona Bringing policy and law into fight against buffelgrassphys.org - University of Arizona The spread of buffelgrass "rivals climate change and water scarcity as our region's most pressing environmental issue," according to the …
Tokyo Motor Show In Pictures: Catch all the latest models on display at the Tokyo Motor Showcnbctv18.com - AP The Tokyo Motor Show opens this week with plenty of futuristic technologies. The show gives automakers a chance to showcase some of the industry's …
Icon version of the Flipboard logoNews (China) China's water conservation efforts workingchina.org.cn - 弓迎春 Fusheng village in Changsha, capital of Hunan province, each day diverts sewage water released from each household into septic tanks, grease traps, …
New York MagazineClimate USDA IG to Probe Department’s Suppression of Climate ScienceNew York Magazine - Eric Levitz One of the Department of Agriculture’s primary functions is to help American farmers weather the many challenges inherent to their industry. The USDA …
The Washington Postflipped into HealthHealth Throwing old prescription drugs into the trash isn’t safe or ecological. There are better options.The Washington PostOne good reason to participate: Your stockpile could fuel someone’s substance use disorder. According to the latest available data, the 2018 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 51.3 percent of those
Icon version of the Flipboard logoClimate Change the World or Change Your Shopping List? | Sergen Canoglu and Nicole Möller Gonzálezcommunemag.com How often have we heard that the climate crisis is caused by our insatiable consumerism, our lack of environmental concern, rampant population …
Climate Doom and Bloom: The Growing Millennial Obsession with Houseplantsmedium.com - Erin Quinlan Young adults are turning into plant parents as a manifestation of deep mourning over the planet they are inheriting The droughts were so bad that …
Latino News Pope Affirms Catholic Church’s Duty To Indigenous Amazonians Hurt By Climate Changelatinousa.org - www.latinousa.org Pope Francis at the start of the Amazon synod, at the Vatican, Oct. 7, 2019. (AP Photo/Andrew Medichini) EDITOR’S NOTE: The opinions expressed in this …
Climate A World Partnership for Ecopolitical Health and Security -counterpunch.org - www.counterpunch.org The world in 2019 is in deep trouble. States still act in their own interest, scarcely paying attention to the evolving horrors of climate change, …
The Evening Standardflipped into The Evening StandardLifestyle (UK) Finnish resort to charge guests based on their carbon footprintstandard.co.uk - Laura Hampson A small city in Finland, 450 kilometres northeast of the capital Helsinki, has announced it will welcome a world first. Guests at new eco-hotel in …
Wildlife UM student research tests ways to reduce errors in wildlife surveysphys.org - University of Montana Research led by a University of Montana undergraduate student to identify less error-prone methods for performing wildlife surveys was published Oct. …
CNETAsteroids Dinosaur-killing asteroid rapidly turned oceans to acid, disrupted climateCNET - by Jackson Ryan New research shows rapid acidification of the ocean following the Chicxulub impact resulted in ecological collapse.
Indigenous Peoples Colonization, Fire Suppression, and Indigenous Resurgence in the Face of Climate Changeyesmagazine.org - Kari Marie Norgaard posted Oct 21, 2019 “We are closely related to fire. Fire takes care of us and we take care of fire.” —Leaf Hillman, Director, Karuk Department of Natural …
The Hindu Groupflipped into The HinduHydroelectric Power Hydropower projects violating norms may be shutthehindu.com - Jacob Koshy Come December, hydropower projects that do not comply with the Centre’s ecological flow notification, which mandates that project developers ensure a …
Ocean Acidification 'We Should Be Worried': Study Confirms Fear That Intense Ocean Acidification Portends Ecological Collapsecommondreams.org - www.commondreams.org The acidification of the Earth's oceans, which climate scientists warn is a dangerous effect of continued carbon emissions, was behind a mass …
Liberal View We Can’t Solve the Plastics Crisis With Other Disposablestruthout.org - candice A South Florida nature center recently posted a picture of a baby turtle that its staff found along the coastline. The animal died shortly after …
Marilyn Zhangflipped into AP Lang Current EventsDesign All These Recyclables Have Nowhere To Gocore77.com - John P. Kazior Product designers in the US, Australia, Canada or Europe: be aware of Operation National Sword. For some time now, much of our recycled waste has …
Climate WATCH: 'Let teachers tell truth about climate change'tes.com - By Dave Speck Campaigners from environmental group Extinction Rebellion (XR) are protesting outside the headquarters of the Department for Education today calling …
National Catholic Reporterflipped into National Catholic ReporterIndigenous Peoples Decision time begins for Amazon bishops as synod enters final weekncronline.org - by Thomas Reese Vatican City — As the synod on the Amazon region enters its final week, the bishops who gathered here to discuss the region's challenges and make …
NMEClimate Savages’ drummer and Music Declares Emergency co-founder Fay Milton on climate change: “Music needs to get real”NME - Will Richards The co-founder tells us what music fans can do to become greener consumers, and why a government response on the climate crisis is essential. Savages …
News (China) Deserts along Yellow River in Inner Mongolia see sharp decrease - Xinhua |xinhuanet.com - www.xinhuanet.com Photo taken on May 9, 2019 shows a landscape of Kubuqi Desert along a section of the Yellow River in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. …
Patchflipped into Long Island, NY PatchPulitzer Prize Pulitzer Prize Winner To Speak In Oyster Bay On LIs Ties To SeaPatch - Daniel Hampton OYSTER BAY, NY — A retired Pulitzer Prize-winning Newsday reporter is out with a new book about the history of Long Island and its waterways, and the …
Meat Are we eating the wrong kind of meat?thestar.com - Christine Sismondo Every Tuesday morning, Toronto Cow Save, an animal rights activist group, sets up a protest in the Stockyards neighbourhood outside St. Helen’s and …
France 24Pollution Maritime industry seeks solutions to limit pollutionFrance 24Shipowners say they are trying to cut their heavy-polluting industry's impact on the environment by using cleaner energy -- but some have stalled over limiting the speed of ships. Led by the International
Education (UK) The teachers risking their jobs to save the planettes.com - By Dave Speck Three teachers on their half-term holiday deliberately broke the law by defacing the DfE headquarters in Westminster to make a statement about …
Hungary What will Hungary look like in 2050dailynewshungary.com - Márk Kovács Atrophy of the countryside, extinction of native fauna, only few species to remain, primitive conditions to live in – future research helps us see …
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