Another article for either the No kidding, Dick Tracy or I told ya so! file. Contrary to what climate activists have claimed for years, plastic recycling is polluting the water and air, a new study has found. The peer-reviewed study led by Erina Brown, a plastics scientist at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland,… Read More Study: Recycling Is Bad For The Environment
Rice is a very important food for humans to consume (especially in poverty-stricken countries) to ensure their survival and that is all the more reason for environmentalists to target it, like they’ve opposed GMO crop production in places like Africa and the Philippines. First fossil fuels, then meat and now rice is a large contributor… Read More Environmentalists Are Now Targeting Rice
This is eggs-traordinary! Who cares about the thousands of illegal immigrants entering the country? We certainly can’t have illegal eggs entering the United States. Look at the Philippines’ experience with onions. We should all shed tears while expressing our gratitude for what our great leader Joe Biden is doing.
The coming expansion of the Rio Tuba nickel mine in Palawan, Philippines will result in massive deforestation in order to meet demand for a key mineral used to help power electric cars. According to NBC News, the mine supplies nickel that is used in the production of lithium needed to make batteries to power electric… Read More Manufacturing Electric Vehicles Results in Massive Deforestation
Greenpeace recently objected to the Philippine government’s approval for the country’s farmers to grow genetically modified golden rice. The rice variant will contain enough Vitamin A and beta-carotene that can feed and nourish starving children in poverty that lack those vital nutrients. Greenpeace, on the other hand, has long been involved in campaigns to demonize… Read More Greenpeace Condemns Philippines Approving “Golden Rice”
A very sobering report was issued by the Non-Governmental Organization Global Witness on Tuesday. According to The Rio Times, Brazil is in the top four countries where environmentalists are likely to be killed in which the Philippines holds the highest number of deaths. Colombia and Guatemala also made the list. It is sobering and, simultaneously,… Read More Brazil Among Top Four Deadliest Countries for Environmentalists
Popular Mechanics published an article yesterday highlighting a house built in Canada made of recycled plastic bottles. There is undoubtedly a housing shortage and building homes with less expensive materials is the way to hold down costs for both builders and buyers. But the reason why housing prices are increasing is largely due to government… Read More The Implication and Symbolism of a House Made of Recycled Bottles
Despite the Philippines and Bangladesh edging toward commercializing it, New Zealand’s food regulation agency (FSANZ) endorsed approving importing Golden Rice for sale in order to reduce trade disorder with Asian countries that allow it. Unfortunately, an opposition group named GE-Free New Zealand has started an effort urging New Zealand’s food safety minister to review the… Read More Golden Rice: Loved by humanitarians, reviled by environmentalists
Viacom International Media Networks had an ambitious project to build a Nickelodeon-themed underwater entertainment park and resort in a joint venture with Coral World Park near Coron located in the Philippines. Soon after the proposal was announced in January, Greenpeace and other local green groups sprung into action. According to Rappler, the Tagbanua Tribes of… Read More Viacom sacks Philippine resort after opposition and threat from environmentalists
Philippine lawmakers have sacked the nomination of Environment Secretary Regina Lopez Friday. Reuters reports in the Philippines it comes 10 months after she was appointed by President Rodrigo Duterte. A cabinet appointment vote usually can take months after someone takes office. Until the vote is held, an appointee can assume their duties. Her time spent… Read More Philippine Environment Secretary appointment sacked
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