All Size Swimwear Made From Recycled Plastic -Deakin And Blue
Rosie Cook is the Founder and CEO of Deakin and Blue (D&B) . It started when she couldn’t find a swimsuit for her weekly swim and so decided to make her own.
Madonna-Thunder Hawk: Indigenous American Activist
Born in1940 as Madonna Philips, Thunder Hawk was born on the Yankton Sioux Reservation. She hails from the Feather Necklace Tiospaye (extended family) & belongs to the Ochenumpa band of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe. Thunder Hawk was raised in
Cartoons That Provoke Environmental & Ethical Sensitivity
Cartoons have been used to pass on important messages since the dawn of printing. Many cartoons are very entertaining but sometimes they are striking
A Heartbreaking Instance, Orangutan Fights A Bulldozer
This heartbreaking scene unfolded in 2018 in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, as a construction crew demolished parts of the critically endangered Sungai Putri Forest, a
Doest’s ‘Fight to the Death’ Triumphs at Environmental Photography Award: Cost of Human Progress In Frames
In a culmination of artistic brilliance and environmental consciousness, the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation’s Environmental Photography Award has concluded its third edition, bestowing the prestigious title of Environmental Photographer of
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Environmentalists and Native Americans Confront the Threat of Nevada’s Lithium Mine: Sacred Lands vs. Industrial Progress
Opposing the construction of a lithium mine in Nevada supported by the Biden administration, environmentalists and Native Americans are set to present their arguments before a US appeals court. For nearly two
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Concrete Environmental Makeover: Pioneering the Path to Carbon Neutrality
Concrete is commonly used globally for construction due to its durability and affordability. It is a go-to construction material for buildings, bridges, and tunnels. However, its widespread use comes with a significant
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China’s Parachute Triumph Over Uncontrolled Rocket Falls: Precision Tests Successful
China recently conducted a successful test of a parachute-assisted landing system for its rocket boosters. The aim was to prevent uncontrolled re-entries into Earth’s atmosphere. The test involved a Long March 3B
UN Secures a Historic High Seas Treaty for Ocean Conservation: Tides of Hope
By adopting the first-ever international treaty to govern the high seas and vital ecosystems, the United Nations has made a historic achievement. The treaty establishes a legal framework to extend environmental protections
From Pest to Feast: Utah’s Unconventional Solution to Invasive Bullfrogs
The Utah Department of Natural Resources has come up with an innovative strategy for reducing the population of invasive bullfrogs: encouraging locals to catch and consume them. Here, the department’s mission is
Antarctica’s Growing Popularity Fuels Conservation Efforts in the Polar Wonderland: Cruising for a Cause
Earth’s least-populated continent, Antarctica, is becoming a popular tourist destination thanks to the advancement in cruise industry. One company leading the charge is Hurtigruten Expeditions, which made a remarkable commitment at the
Environmental Groups Challenge TVA’s Dirty Energy Plans in Tennessee: Legal Battle Erupts
A lawsuit against the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)) has been filed by the Sierra Club, Appalachian Voices, and the Center for Biological Diversity, represented by the Southern Environmental Law Center, over its
Youth vs. Fossil Fuels: Landmark Climate Trial Begins in Montana
In Montana, a landmark climate change trial began, where young people argued that the state’s support for fossil fuels was damaging the environment and jeopardizing their future. Aiming to increase pressure on
Environmentalists Sue EPA Over Regulatory Loophole for Pesticide-Coated Seeds: Taking a Stand
A lawsuit is being filed against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This action comes from the Center for Food Safety (CFS) and the Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA). These environmentalist