by Admin | Jun 19, 2013 | Articles, Conservation
How could a couple of guys surveying the woods for owls turn themselves into an internationally known organization? They started out by fighting for the survival of just one owl in one lone tree. From there, things took off. The Center for Biological Diversity...
by Admin | Jun 17, 2013 | Articles
Several dozen bodies of Atlantic puffins have washed up on the shores of the North Eastern United States this year and survival rates of newborn puffins have dropped from 77% to 31%. The dive in puffin population has scientists concerned for the future of the bird,...
by Admin | Jun 14, 2013 | Articles, Green Energy
Kiosks for New York City’s bicycle sharing program CitiBike have been installed and will shortly be filled with ten thousand bikes around the city. The program is supported by local city officials and the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), which is offering a...
by Admin | Jun 12, 2013 | Articles, Information
At first glance, warmer winters may seem like a gift for farmers, especially in Northern areas where temperatures have been known to reach a searing -30 degrees. Warmer weather due to climate change has already lowered the number of frozen days for farms in Montana. ...
by Admin | Jun 11, 2013 | Articles, Green Energy, Information
What, exactly, is an “acid job?” It’s not the kind where your coworkers give you migraines. This kind of “acid job” relates to a highly toxic method of extracting fossil fuels. It is mostly unregulated by lawmakers, especially in California where this method is...
