Click Here to Read: World’s Oceans on Verge of Being Too Acidic to Sustain Life, Scientists Warn
Environment by AFP on the Science Alert Website on September 24, 2024.
Sea Turtle. Image: Fadhilahmedh1357. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
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Alleging Decades of Lies, California Sues ExxonMobil Over Plastic Pollution Crisis
Click Here to Read: Alleging Decades of Lies, California Sues ExxonMobil Over Plastic Pollution Crisis: The Texas-based oil and gas giant says California is to blame for plastic recycling failures. Four environmental groups filed their own lawsuit against Exxon on the same day as the state’s action. By James Bruggers on the Climate News website on the Inside Climate News website on September 23, 2024.
Arroyo Seco river, East Los Angeles, Los Angeles California. Image: Levi Clancy. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons
NASA rover discovers mysterious light-toned boulder “never observed before” on Mars
Extremely rare—and sacred—white buffalo calf born in Yellowstone
Click Here to Read: Extremely rare—and sacred—white buffalo calf born in Yellowstone: “There are prophecies about white buffalo calves being born at a time of great change,” says one expert. How rare are white bison—and what does this birth mean? By Jason Bittel on the National Geographic website on June 13, 2024.
White Bison Image: eileenmak Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons
‘Everything’s on fire’: Inside the nation’s failure to safeguard toxic pipelines
Click Here to Read: ‘Everything’s on fire’: Inside the nation’s failure to safeguard toxic pipelines: Biden’s and Trump’s energy plans each depend on building new pipelines, but landowners don’t believe the current inspection system can protect them from spills and deadly emissions. They have a point by Mike Soraghan on the Politico Website on May 5, 2024|
Trans-Alaska Pipeline System Image: Ryan McFarland from Petersburg, AK
Blue, mysterious and arriving by the millions: the alien-like creatures blanketing US beaches
Click Here to Read: Blue, mysterious and arriving by the millions: the alien-like creatures blanketing US beaches: Masses of ephemeral organisms known as ‘by-the-wind sailors’ wash up in a ‘blue tide’ on the west coast most years but warmer winter seas could be increasingly their numbers by Katharine Gammon on the Guardian Website on April 5, 2024.
Velella velella image: National Marine Sanctuaries. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.
