Tag: Chile
Cool Green Morning: Friday, December 9
Written by Madeline Breen | December 9th, 2011
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Santa Claus may be jolly, but he is certainly not green.
- Festive infographic calculates Santa’s carbon footprint. (TreeHugger)
- The proof is in the photos: Chilean glacier shrinks half a mile in 12 months. (Mother Nature Network)
- Warming temperatures drive polar bears to cannibalism. (BBC)
- Half of all vehicles will be hybrids by 2040. (Green Tech)
- Deforestation rates in Africa are accelerating. (Environmental News Service)
Cool Green Morning: Monday, November 21
Written by Madeline Breen | November 21st, 2011
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Happy Monday! Here’s your green news.
- Baltimore, Maryland takes a can-do approach to food justice. (Grist)
- A self-contained farming community in Indonesia schools us on eating local. (TreeHugger)
- Ocean robots set off on a 300-day transpacific voyage. (Forbes)
- Sierra Club is hiring: Chairman Carl Pope has stepped down (Green).
- Scientists unearth bus-sized whales in a mysterious graveyard in Chile’s Atacama Desert. (NPR)
Cool Green Morning: Tuesday, May 10
Written by Darci Palmquist | May 10th, 2011
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You’ll find helpful beavers, sustainable tuna and more in today’s 5 cool green news links:
- Sea-level rise is finally catching up to the Golden State. (Green)
- How are beavers helping reduce the recent massive oil spill in Canada? (Mongabay)
- A 2-month ocean expedition hopes to find ways to catch tuna without harming other species. (BBC)
- Are you a budding botanist? A new iPhone app helps you identify trees from a photo of a leaf. (Wired)
- Despite opposition, a new dam is planned for Chile’s Patagonia region. (Huffington Post Green)
