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Pollution is the world’s biggest killer: Dirty air has overtaken heart disease, diet and even smoking-related deaths as the biggest preventable killer
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Environment/Climate
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11 years ago
In 2012 one in eight deaths worldwide were linked to pollution In that year seven million deaths globally were linked to polluted air The main causes of death linked to...
Is your home as safe as you think it is?
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Environment/Climate
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11 years ago
We ready ourselves for bed by following a routine. We may shower and brush our teeth, then walk through the house locking windows and doors as we go. Making our home as secure as we possibly can....
Rosebud Sioux Tribe Hosting Spirit Camp to Oppose Keystone XL Pipeline: MSNBC’s Ed Schultz to Attend
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11 years ago
The opening ceremony will take place on Saturday, March 29, 2014 at approximately 12 noon. Hundreds expected to attend the Rosebud Sioux Tribe Spirit Camp to oppose Keystone XL pipeline...
North Dakota Oil Spills Highlight Gaps in Regulation and Oversight
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11 years ago
Again, Why don't we want the Keystone XL Pipeline going across America? This should be answer enough, why increase chances for more of this? Officials are mopping up a...
Climate change could make humans extinct, warns health expert
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11 years ago
Climate change has already left its mark "on all continents and across the oceans", damaging food crops, spreading disease, and melting glaciers, according to the leaked text of a blockbuster...
Stongest Earthquake in 34 Years Rattles Yellowstone National Park
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Environment/Climate
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11 years ago
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK The strongest earthquake since February 22, 1980 rattled Yellowstone National Park on Sunday, March 30, 2014. On Sunday, the University of Utah Seismograph...
Now that's a mobile home! Incredible moment Amish men lift and carry a house across a field and onto its new plot
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11 years ago
It is often said that faith can move mountains, but when it comes to buildings, it appears that manpower will do. A group of 80 men, reportedly from a local Amish community in...
Shwarzeneggar Investments Harming the Rainforest
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Environment/Climate
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11 years ago
Former movie star and politician Arnold Schwarzenegger is facing criticism after Global Witness produced evidence that his investment company is profiting off rainforest destruction in Southeast...
Wyoming Senators Look to Deny EPA’s Wind River Ruling
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11 years ago
The Northern Arapaho Tribe on April 1 presented a press release in regards to the latest step by Wyoming legislators to stifle the Wind River Reservation boundaries. According to the...
Coast Guard report shows Shell was underprepared for ill-fated tow across Gulf of Alaska
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11 years ago
A Coast Guard report released Thursday shows that while a series of events ultimately led to the grounding of a drilling rig designed to drill in the Arctic, an inadequate assessment and...
Standoff in the desert: Last rancher in south Nevada takes on 200 armed federal agents and snipers trying to confiscate cattle from his ancestral land in constitutional dispute over a rare TORTOISE
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Environment/Climate
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11 years ago
Cliven Bundy is appealing for help to stop the Federal Bureau of Land Management and the FBi from removing his 900 or so cattle He claims his family have owned 600,000 acres of Gold...
4 years after Deep Water Horizon, questions on long-term health effects
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11 years ago
When a BP oil well began gushing crude into the Gulf of Mexico four years ago, fisherman George Barisich used his boat to help clean up the millions of gallons that spewed in what would...
Californian inventor spends millions creating one-off camper van to take his four year old daughter around the world
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11 years ago
The KiraVan, a giant custom built off road truck, is capable of travelling almost anywhere in the world and was designed by 61 year old Californian inventor Bran Ferren. The incredible...
Ship owners petition to limit liability in oil spill cases
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11 years ago
The owners of a ship involved in a collision that spilled heavy fuel oil into Galveston Bay seeks to stop claims against the firm. Attorneys for Sea Galaxy Marine, owners of the cargo...
Wave-hit Ensco rig ‘stable’ - Anadarko
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11 years ago
Anadarko is blaming a weather front for a freak wave that lashed a semi-submersible drilling rig on Tuesday in the deep-water Gulf of Mexico, damaging the hull column and flooding the...
Fuels made from corn worse than gas for global warming, study says
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11 years ago
Biofuels made from the leftovers of harvested corn plants are worse than gasoline for global warming in the short term, a study shows, challenging the Obama administration's conclusions that...
The wages of fear: The harrowing plight of the ship breakers of Bangladesh - one of the most dangerous jobs in the world
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11 years ago
The sad beauty of these incredible images cast a light on the shipbreaking industry in Bangladesh, where workers face death and injury from accidents and environmental hazards for just a few...
Greenland’s icecap losing stability
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11 years ago
Are people sticking their heads in the sand,or melting snow? Have we just been assured so many times that the Greenland ice sheet will never melt that we dont sit up and take notice? Is it too...
Ready to blow: Fears that sixty tonne blue whale carcass washed up on beach of tiny Newfoundland village could EXPLODE at any moment
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11 years ago
Carcass is rotting along the shoreline of a town on Canada's east coast Methane gas caused by decomposition could cause the animal to burst Emitting powerful stench that is spreading...
BP Strikes Again: Broken pipe sprays oily plume across snowy tundra at Prudhoe Bay
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11 years ago
Environmental officers with the state of Alaska are investigating an oil spill at Prudhoe Bay, after an unknown quantity of natural gas, crude oil and water escaped from a flow line operated...
Is Putin Now Reaching For Alaska?: Are there confrontations ahead in the battle over Arctic oil?
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11 years ago
Putin arms Arctic drillers on a meeting between Putin and his top national security aides. It says Putin highlighted the need for an enhanced security presence in Russian Arctic territories...
Heads up, friends. The leaves of the heliotrope plant can kill your pet. Please be ware.
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Environment/Climate
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11 years ago
This was posted on my FB page and I thought others might need to see it as well. We got the biopsy report back and with great sorrow I must share this....Our darling girl died from the toxin...
Next time you're splashing around in the sea on holiday, you might want to close your mouth
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11 years ago
This stomach-churning photograph shows the types of microscopic creatures that are crawling around in just a drop of seawater, which has been magnified 25 times to reveal what's living in it....
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