Live Science reports that recent studies show a direct link to the impact that climate change is having on mountain snowfall levels and the impact of less snow on the growth of seasonal woody plants. The interaction of species is … Continue reading
Fracking and Groundwater Pollution
Whenever there are conversations about the relationship between fracking and groundwater, safety and precaution must be considered. And, we all know that when corporate and government officials provide guarantees, we can take them to the bank. I have created more … Continue reading
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Human Impact without Humans
Actually, humans were involved but from a distance – not directly. Humans were responsible as a result of industrialization. The clear signs of industrialisation can be found even in very remote lakes, thousands of kilometres from the nearest city. The … Continue reading
Lake Victoria: Sick and Sinking
“Lake Victoria, shared by Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, was named after the Queen of England and is the world’s largest tropical lake and the second largest freshwater lake. Covering a total of 69,000 square kilometres, the lake is as large … Continue reading
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Managing Fish Reserves in US Waters
Yes, there can be bipartisan support in Washington! This is an issue which has successfully received “bipartisan” legislative approval. That statement is almost an oxymoron to those who follow anything in Congress. This law is an effort to regulate/manage … Continue reading
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