British artist Mishak Henner's latest exhibit give visual clarification of the extent to which feedlots and factory farming are destroying the environment.
Shocking Aerial Photos of Factory Farming Feedlots
Author Archives: Nikki Fotheringham
About Nikki Fotheringham
Nikki is an author and writer specializing in green living ideas and tips, adventure travel, upcycling, and all things eco-friendly. She's traveled the globe, swum with sharks and been bitten by a lion (fact). She lives in a tiny town with a fat cat and a very bad dog.
Harvesting Space for a Greener Earth
As our natural resources dwindle and the mining methods ltake their toll on the environment, a group of authors look to the skies for solutions. One option is the mining of near-Earth-asteroids (NEAs). "Harvesting Space for a Greener Earth" is a collaborative book which looks at the possibilities of mining NEAs in the future.
Does the Tragedy at Lac-Mégantic Strengthen the Case for the Keystone XL Pipeline?
On July 6 2013, the small town of Lac-Mégantic, Quebec suffered an unspeakable tragedy when a goods train carrying crude oil derailed creating a fire that killed dozens of residents, spilled 100,000 liters of oil into the Chaudière River, decimated the downtown area and left the city with a $4 million cleanup bill. Does this tragedy lend weight to proponents of the TransCanada Keystone XL and the Enbridge Line 9B pipelines?
How Owls Do with Ze Frank
True facts about the owl With Ze Frank; your trusted source of factual, scientific information about the eating habits of owls.
15 Year Old South African Changes the World through Rock Climbing
Thomas is a young entrepreneur with a passion for climbing. He has travelled throughout Africa, lived in some obscure places and even caught a crocodile! He has a passion to help others live life to the fullest and does so through this community outreach rock climbing project.
Sign our Petition to Ban Neonicotinoid Pesticides and Save the Honey Bee
pic by Drew_Skis “If honey bees become extinct, human society will follow in four years,” Albert Einstein. Bee populations the