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Sperm Whale Full of Plastic

Sperm Whale Full of Plastic

by Beth Holmes | Feb 13, 2023 | Business, Conservation, Environmental hazards, Sustainability

A sperm whale has been found dead on a beach in Hawaii, its body full of hundreds of pounds of ingested plastic waste. Saturday, January 28th, a 56-foot sperm whale was found deceased on a reef of Kauai. Scientists, who rarely get to study the deep ocean predators,...
Fortistar Deal May Be Illegal

Fortistar Deal May Be Illegal

by Beth Holmes | Jan 23, 2023 | Business, Climate Change, Conservation, Environmental hazards

The Fortistar power plant in upstate New York has been taken over by a cryptocurrency mining company, and environmental activists are suing to stop it. Digihost describes themselves as a Blockchain Technology Company with a focus on Bitcoin mining. “Our...
Bayer and Monsanto Settle with Oregon

Bayer and Monsanto Settle with Oregon

by Beth Holmes | Dec 19, 2022 | Business, Environmental hazards

Bayer and Monsanto have settled a lawsuit with Oregon, agreeing to pay the state almost $700 million over PCB pollution allegations. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are toxic compounds formerly used in many applications, from coolants to copy machines and fluorescent...
Brazilian Environmentalists Demand Transparency

Brazilian Environmentalists Demand Transparency

by Beth Holmes | May 16, 2022 | Business, Conservation, Sustainability

Brazilian environmental organizations are demanding the U.S. follow through with promised funding for forest protection, and asking that they deal directly with them instead of go through the Brazilian government. Over 330 parties, including environmental and...
Chemical Recycling: Some Hesitations

Chemical Recycling: Some Hesitations

by Beth Holmes | Mar 14, 2022 | Business, Conservation, Environmental hazards, Sustainability

Chemical recycling may be a scam, according to research done by a major environmental group. Chemical recycling is a relatively new method popularized by industry groups as recycling exportation breaks down. It’s a process where plastic is treated with compounds...
Gulf of Thailand Threatened – Twice in One Week

Gulf of Thailand Threatened – Twice in One Week

by Beth Holmes | Jan 31, 2022 | Business, Conservation, Environmental hazards, Sustainability

The Gulf of Thailand is the site of the world’s latest significant oil spill, with as much as 128 tons of crude oil leaking from a seabed pipeline. The leak came from the pipeline of a mooring station in the Gulf of Thailand, not far south of Bangkok. Pipeline...
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