CommonDreams
'Biblical' flooding in the UK has forced hundreds of evacuations, while fatal storms in U.S. have killed at least 43 people. More here.Monday, December 28, 2015
Sunday, December 27, 2015
There's A Way to Save Our Future. So Why Aren't More People Talking About It?
CommonDreams
PinP blogger, Larry Powell,
plants a cover crop on his organic
acreage in Manitoba. (Circa 2000) PinP photo.
Transitioning to organic regenerative agriculture practices 'offers the best, and perhaps our only, hope for averting a global warming disaster.' More here.
Raven Thundersky, Indigenous Health Advocate, Dies at 50
CBC News
'The last thing she did was smile,' Thundersky's daughter Raven-Dominique Gobeil says. Story here.
World's Lakes Are Warming Surprisingly Quickly Due to Climate Change
CBC News
Clear Lk. MB. PinP photo.
Canadian lakes and those that are ice-covered in winter are warming twice as fast as others. Story here.
Friday, December 25, 2015
Life and Death
George Monbiot - the Guardian
The remarkable decline in violence between humans suggests that we could also restrain our violence against the planet. More here.
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Are we Going to Sit Back And Wait For the Next Mine Waste Disaster?
New Internationalist
‘If the dam had collapsed at night, everyone would have died.’
These chilling words came from….More here.
Liability for Climate (In)Action: Who Will be Next?
CIEL Center for International Environmental Law
This summer, we celebrated a big win for the climate. In a lawsuit brought by Urgenda and nearly 900 co-plaintiffs against the Dutch government (Urgenda Foundation et al. v. The Netherlands), the District Court of The Hague found that the government “acted negligently” when it adopted an unambitious climate policy that poses a threat to human rights in the Netherlands. More here.Tuesday, December 22, 2015
The ‘Unfolding Global Disaster’ Happening Right Under Our Feet.
CLIMATEPROGRESS
Organic squash in Manitoba. PinP photo.
With all that’s going on in the world — from record-breaking warm spells to rapidly melting ice sheets — it’s easy to ignore something so seemingly mundane as dirt. But scientists at the University of Sheffield’s Grantham Center for Sustainable Futures suggest that we ignore dirt at our own peril. Details here.
Friday, December 18, 2015
UK to Allow Shale Gas Fracking Beneath National Parks
- Reuters
British lawmakers have voted in favour of the use of fracking to extract shale gas under national parks, weakening a decision against fracking in national parks made earlier this year and giving shale gas explorers access to more resources. More here.
DENYING THE DENIERS
onEarth
The Paris climate agreement just took away one of climate skeptics’ favourite arguments for inaction. More here.
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