Miscellaneous | Opinion

Yes in our backyards. No, really.

It’s time progressives like me learned to love the green building boom.

Politics | Climate Change

How Climate Alarmism Killed Real Environmentalism

The environmentalist movement is a political weapon. It unites the most powerful special interests in the world behind an agenda that will further centralize…

News | News

Is it ethical to purchase a lithium battery powered EV?

With most of the exotic minerals and metals to build EV batteries being mined in developing countries, is it ethical to support the environmental degradation and humanity atrocities occurring in developing countries?

News | News

'Ecological grief': Greenland residents traumatised by climate emergency

Islanders are struggling to reconcile impact of global heating with traditional way of life, survey finds

Science & Technology | Tech

Electric scooters aren’t quite as climate-friendly as we thought - The Verge

Electric scooter companies like to tout their green credentials, frequently reminding riders that every two-wheeled trip they take can help reduce carbon emissions and fight climate change — but the truth is much more complicated.

These things are a disgusting blight. They litter the city streets and are yet another example of companies making huge profits by exploiting the idea of environmentalism. not actually engaging in it. Isn't it obvious that people would be using them to replace walking and not driving? ADULTS, the real kind, the kind who own grownup vehicles, aren't going to take these things somewhere where you can take a car. As usual, they don't even acknowledge how unsafe these things are for the riders and pedestrians, because the riders almost never ride them in the street-where they'd probably be flattened by a car anyway.

"Their findings — which are backed up by other surveys of scooter riders — were that 49 percent of riders would have biked or walked, 34 percent would have used a car, 11 percent would have taken a bus, and 7 percent wouldn’t have taken the trip at all. "

News | Clean Energy

BBC - Future - How to rehabilitate old oil supertankers

The enormous ships that ferry crude oil around the world embody the fossil fuel era and its legacy of pollution. But can they be transformed to be good for the environment?

Sports | Cycling

RUTA DEL JEFE 2019

Ruta Del Jefe is not just any adventure bicycle race. Ruta Del Jefe is a platform to raise awareness of environmental and political threats affecting the U.S...

Good short movie, A bit of politics to go with your adventure. Win win.

Science & Technology | The Ocean & The Environment

Scientists Go Back in Time to Find More Troubling News About Earth's Oceans | WIRED

A clever study finds communities of foraminifera, a hard-shelled kind of plankton, have transformed dramatically since the Industrial Revolution.

Politics | Leftist Lies

Which Kills More Birds? Oil Spills, or Windmills? | Investor's Business Daily

Any time there's an oil spill on the water, the media are filled with photos and videos of crude-soaked birds. The coverage is the cue for the self-appointed environmentalist defenders... Read More

Travel | Travel

9 Ways to Stop Using So Much Plastic

Going zero waste is hard, but these easy changes to how you eat, drink, and store food will make a big difference

Politics | Politics

The Green New Deal Is Everything That’s Wrong with Progressive Environmentalism | National Review

Progressivism is the priority, not environmentalism.

Science & Technology | The Ocean & The Environment

The Hidden Environmental Cost of Amazon Prime’s Free, Fast Shipping

Your Prime Day shopping spree came with free, fast shipping — but experts say there’s a hidden environmental cost that doesn’t show up on the checkout page.

Science & Technology | The Ocean & The Environment

Why It’s Time for the Next Wave of Ocean Exploration and Protection | WIRED

Opinion: Reigniting exploration of the world's oceans is essential to protecting our natural resources and promoting scientific advancement.

News | News

A massive 895-home development on Southern California’s coast is shot down

After a marathon day of testimony, California coastal commissioners voted to deny a controversial proposal to develop one of the largest open private parcels of land on the Southern California coast.

Best news I've seen all week. Good job to the activists and protestors.

Sports | Surfing/SUPing

SUP Destinations | Paddling the Poconos

Paddler Nikki Gregg explores various waterways in Pennsylvania's scenic Pocono Mountains.

Travel | Travel

Martin's Boat - A Film By Pete McBride

O.A.R.S. presents Martin's Boat – a 23-minute film by Pete McBride honoring the late Martin Litton - www.martinsboat.com Preeminent conservationist David Bro...

Sports | Paddle craft other than SUP

The Good Line – (Entry #39 – Short Film of the Year Awards 2015)

The best line for a better life. The good Line! Insight into the world of Kayaking as a gift for future generations. A beautiful tribute to the outdoor life

News | News

Tree Counter Is Astonished By How Many Trees There Are : Goats and Soda : NPR

Earth is home to more than 3 trillion trees, a new map of forest density shows. That's more than anyone realized. But the total is also down about 46 percent since the first humans arrived.

So we rarely hear the good news about the environment and this is a big one. There are over 300 TRILLION trees on Earth. That means that there are about 420 trees for every human on Earth.

Politics | Politics

Marco Gonzalez Calls ‘Bullshit’ on Dense Development Objectors

One of the most high-profile environmental attorneys and activists in town fired a salvo against community opposition to new development projects last week.

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News | The News

Obama-favored solar plant incinerates up to 28,000 birds annually

Dead-Bird ‘Steamers’ at a California Solar Plant - Reaching temps of 1,000ºF, this Obama-favored plant incinerates up to 28,000 birds annually.