Tag: Climate Change
Spain Dealing With ‘Totally Unprecedented’ 30-Month Drought
It’s not uncommon for Spain to experience extended periods of drought, but 30 months is a particularly long stint, even by the country’s standards. The…
Greenland’s Ice Sheet Is Melting Faster Than Previously Thought
Greenland is home to some of the largest glaciers in the world – and they’re melting faster than scientists initially thought. In a study published…
Climate Change Leading to Rise in Female Sea Turtles, Decline in Males
Increasing reports out of Florida have revealed that the majority of new sea turtles hatching on the state’s beaches are female. For many, this has…
Conservation in Maine: where progress is happening
When it comes to saving the environment, there has been a lot of governmental push-backs. Through the spread of disinformation, if not downright lies, that…
Fate of the Walrus: What happens if it isn’t put on the endangered species list
The Endangered Species Act was created in the United States in 1973 as a way of helping in the conservation of various species whose populations…
A precipitous decline in the global wildlife population
Recent years have seen a rapid decline in the state of our planet’s health due to global warming, a process which is speeding up as…
This land is your land – Wilderness stewardship
It has been clear to us for a while. Although the rest of the world has been slow to catch on, the adventurous among us…
City pollution is a big problem, and we should react fast
The environment and its slow decline in recent years is something that has many people and leading scientists worried. Human energy output and overproduction have contributed to…
Alexander Graham Bell’s predictions about the impact of climate change
Most of us today will associate the name Alexander Graham Bell with the invention of the telephone in 1876. However, Bell was much more than…