Tag: Arctic ice melt
The Green Buzz: Wednesday, March 27
Written by Megan Sheehan | March 27th, 2013
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We’ve got quite the spread of green news for you this morning. Let’s get started.
- Check out these 8 interesting uses for drones, including many that help protect the environment. (MNN)
- This chilly spring we’ve been experiencing? Melting Arctic sea ice may be to blame. (Mongabay)
- Michigan’s governor just approved a bear cub petting zoo bill. (Huffington Post)
- Want to save African lions? New research says, “time to fence them in.” (The New York Times)
- Dirty Water: EPA says that half of U.S. rivers have “poor” water quality. (Bloomberg)
Cool Green Morning: Friday, September 21
Written by Brad Parker | September 21st, 2012
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Today’s cool stories are packed with fire and ice, and a liliger.
- Arctic sea ice melt goes far behind previous record levels. (TreeHugger)
- Study links genetically modified corn to massive tumors in rats, but is the science credible? (Discovery)
- Are we reaching the limits of plant life on the planet? (Green)
- Remember the fire tornado? Find out how common they are and how they form. (National Geographic)
- Alert Napoleon Dynamite: Meet Kiara, the world’s first liliger. (Huffington Post Green)
Cool Green Morning: Monday, February 8
Written by Bob Lalasz | February 8th, 2010
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Got whiteout where you are? Green up with the 5 most interesting links of today’s eco-news:
- Which green theme disappeared from this year’s Super Bowl ads? (Triple Pundit)
- India will now track every tiger death in that country online. (Mongabay)
- Is it silly for Americans to worry about a green-tech race with China? (Yale Environment 360)
- Matthew McDermott reviews the latest bad news about Arctic sea ice. (Treehugger)
- Why growing city populations = more deforestation. (Journal Watch Online)
Cool Green Morning: Friday, October 16
Written by Bob Lalasz | October 16th, 2009
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Phew, that was a furious Blog Action Day ’09 yesterday — with more than 13,000 blogs posting 27,000 blog posts in 24 hours on climate change in 155 countries to almost 18 million readers. (The Nature Conservancy and Cool Green Science were thrilled to be partners in the effort.) But the sun has risen again [...]
