I’ve the honour and priviledge of knowing and working with the Shiwiar people of Ecuador for over 10 years … More
Category: Amazon Rain forest
The War on Sensemaking – Finding unbiased Truth can promote human consciousness
Discerning the truth. There is an information war going on right now that never before has been seen on such … More
Protection of Ecosystems is Critical for the Future of the Planet- We are running out of time to save them.
Monitoring and tracking the protection of every countries’ ecosystems – from wetlands to reefs, forests and more – is critical … More
The equivalent of 987,500 football fields of Amazon Rainforest have been destroyed over the last few years in Brazil
60 million to 200 million indigenous people are almost wholly dependent on forests, these indigenous forest communities live in … More
New Book-Surviving Depression in a Depressing World, An Ecological Perspective.
My new book is now published and available here in Paperback and Kindle This book provides a fresh perspective on … More
Ecuador Sold Out to the Highest Bidders
After a state of emergency was declared in Ecuador, with two weeks of intense demonstrations in Quito, Ecuador’s capital, Ecuadorian … More
Illegal Gold Mining in the Amazon, destroying the Brazilian rainforest in just 7 months.
A significant expansion of illegal Gold mining outbreaks in Amazonian indigenous lands is destroying the rainforest at an accelerated rate … More
Using Carbon Dioxide to Produce Graphene, An Innovative Alternative Energy material
Graphene can act as an insulator and superconductor. It is a general consensus that carbon dioxide is considered to be … More
Margoth, Amparo and Amada, three brave women that defend the Pueblos Indígenas and the Amazon Rainforest.
Learn the story of Margoth, Amparo and Amada, three brave women that defend the Pueblos Indígenas and the Amazon Rainforest. … More
Deforestation and genocide in the Amazon reaches accelerated levels
Between August 2017 and July 2018 some 7,900 square kilometers of forest were logged in the Brazilian Amazon, the worst annual rate of deforestation in a decade, according to official government data. This represents an increase of 13.7% over the same period last year.
Greenpeace Brazil pointed out, approximately 1,185 million trees were felled in an area equivalent to the size of 987,500 football fields.
