Isac was only 24 years old when he was murdered last Friday by the Brazilian military police February 19, 2021 … More
Category: ecological economics
Scientists discover the World’s Tiniest Chameleon
In a recent study published in the journal Nature- Scientific Reports, scientists have announced the discovery of a subspecies of the chameleon … More
Mayan beekeeper fought Monsanto GMO by plantings in Mexico wins Goldman Environmental Prize
Leydy Pech, a Mayan beekeeper who led a coalition that stopped Monsanto from planting genetically modified crops in seven … More
Increasing loss of Indigenous lives and exponential loss of protection of the Brazilian Amazon
In the last few years great fires have increasingly continued to ravage the Amazon, there are vast areas of the … More
Nexus
This crossroads was always cominghumanity has already been wounded and traumatised, barely held together by suturesfor behind Imperial doors, … More
Papua Tribe Take Action Against Destruction of its Ancestral Forest for Palm Oil
Members of the Auyu tribe of Papua, Indonesia, are demanding a halt to the operations of palm oil company … More
Lockdowns and Business Closure Found to be Scientifically Proven Ineffective
The European Journal of Clinical Investigation published an investigation paper to assess the effectiveness of lockdowns and business closure. … More
Hot Topics that need to be discussed at the 2021 Climate Conferences
Climate change is a natural Earth cycle, in response to Sunspot cycles and space weather activity among other complex environmental … More
Ecocide to become a Punishable Crime
Over the past fifty years we have seen a weakening of environmental laws as corporations lobby politicians to their favourable … More
Pygmy possums have been spotted on Kangaroo Island for the first time since last summer’s fires.
We all need to hear some good environmental news, as there is so little of it these days so here’s … More
