The Golden State’s historic drought could be the final nail in the coffin of a small, threatened fish that has been at the center of California’s water conflicts. The Associated Press (AP) reports that researchers determined that the population of the Delta smelt was at zero on a key index that measures the vitality of… Read More Drought could extinguish endangered Delta smelt fish
Tensions mount after an accidental spill of toxic chemicals resulting from an attempt by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to clean up the Gold King Mine near the Animus River in Colorado. Fox News reports that New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez and the Navajo Indian Nation are furious not only with the EPA’s delay in… Read More Anger on rise over EPA Animas River mine spill
Representatives of the Environmental Protection Agency have disclosed that three million gallons of contaminated water accidentally released from the Gold King Mine in Colorado is three times the levels they originally thought. USAToday reveals that the mine continues to release 500 gallons of polluted water per minute and at their peak that arsenic levels were… Read More EPA: Pollution from Colorado mine spill worse than thought
Well, well, well! I suppose that at some point the Bill and Hillary Clinton were going to take care of their buddy, Al Gore at some point. There are benefits to being a FOB (Friend of Bill) and one of them is cutting friends into a piece of the action. CNN just reported that an… Read More Clinton campaign pledges to further enrich Al Gore with blood money
After much deliberation, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has recommended that Australias’s Great Barrier Reef to not be listed as in danger. According to The New Daily, this did not set well with Greenpeace who insisted that the Barrier Reef is still at risk. If the agency declared the Great Barrier… Read More UNESCO: Aussie Great Barrier reef not ‘in danger’
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