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• Cartoon Guide to Biodiversity Loss XLIX

  

  The fourth set of six biodiversity cartoons for 2018. See full stock of previous ‘Cartoon guide to biodiversity loss’ compendia here. Read more

  The 02 July 2018 by   Bradshaw
  

• 5 Reasons to Switch from Tampons to a Menstrual Cup

  

  These days, more and more people are using menstrual cups instead of tampons. They’re kind of the new product that everyone is talking about. Read more

  The 30 June 2018 by   Rinkesh
  

• About 60% of Methane is Released By Oil and Gas Operations, Study Shows

  

  About 60% of Methane is Released By Oil and Gas Operations than EPA Thought, Study Shows Based on a study which was released on Thursday, it has been... Read more

  The 23 June 2018 by   Rinkesh
  

• Effects of Pesticides on Human Health and the Environment

  

  What is Pesticide Pollution? Pesticides are chemical compositions employed to eliminate fungal or animal pests. Nonetheless, an average of 95% reaches other... Read more

  The 22 June 2018 by   Rinkesh
  

• Personal Deterrents Can Reduce the Risk of Shark Bites

  

  Photo: Charlie HuveneersA little over a week ago, shark ecologist, Charlie Huveneers, and I attempted to write an article in The Conversation about a report we... Read more

  The 18 June 2018 by   Bradshaw
  

• 15 Super Ways to Have an Eco-friendly Picnic

  

  The sun is out, the skies are blue, and the sun rays hit the wet grass, giving it that twinkle in the daylight and there is the fresh smell of air. It often... Read more

  The 14 June 2018 by   Rinkesh
  

• Vatican Conference: Pope Urges Big Oil to Lead in the Fight Against Climate...

  

  In the conference that took place in Vatican City, Pope Francis called all big oil companies to lead in the fight against climate change in which during the... Read more

  The 14 June 2018 by   Rinkesh
  

• Tips for Keeping Garden Furniture Looking Good-as-new

  When it comes to wear and tear, outdoor furniture gets the most of it. Let’s face it, furniture isn’t really meant to live outdoors but we do it anyway. Read more

  The 11 June 2018 by   Gfl
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• New Clean Diesel Cars Emit Dangerous Gases, Study Shows

  

  The new analysis conducted shows that; as at 2015, the latest models of cars; which uses diesel as their source of chemical energy, since the endorsement of... Read more

  The 08 June 2018 by   Rinkesh
  

• Communicating Climate Change

  

  Both the uncertainty inherent in scientific data, and the honesty of those scientists who report such data to any given audience, can sow doubt about the scienc... Read more

  The 05 June 2018 by   Bradshaw