Airport Malaria: Cause For Concern In U.S.
“Airport malaria” is a term coined by researchers to explain the more recent spread of malaria to areas such as the United States and Europe, which some scientists credit to warmer climate changes.
Archive for November 12th, 2008
Mini helicopter used to test whale health
Scientists are using miniature ’spy’ helicopters to test the health of whales.
The Obama drama: welcome back, USA
I’ve noticed a higher-than-expected amount of traffic going to our Obama press statement over the past couple of days, so it looks like people are interested in what we make of Obama’s victory.
I think this image, on the homepage of the Greenpeace USA website, says it all:
We’re firmly non partisan at Greenpeace, but I think [...]
British eco-industries eye opportunities overseas
The UK environmental sector is being encouraged to capitalize on its relative maturity by looking markets emerging elsewhere in the world.
Has hunting ban renewed interest in a threatened way of life?
Three years after hunting was banned Louise Gray went out with the Puckeridge Hunt on the first day of the open season to see the sport thriving despite the new laws.
Greenwatch: Japan CO2 hits record
Today’s top green stories from websites around the world
Update from Indonesia: Greenpeace climber brought down
A policeman pushes a Greenpeace climber down from the anchor chain of the Gran Couva ? Greenpeace/Novis
An update from Indonesia: yesterday, the climber occupying the anchor chain of a ship carrying a cargo of palm oil was brought down, arrested and later released without charge.
Yesterday, we also received the intriguing photo above (later [...]
Labour rebels: no to a third runway, yes to high speed rail
Greenpeace welcoming the opening of the new international terminal at St Pancras last year ? Will Rose/Greenpeace
Almost a year ago to the day, we went along to St Pancras to welcome the opening of the new international terminal with an enormous Yes! banner. Our point was of course that the UK doesn’t need new runways, [...]
Greenwatch: Japan CO2 hits record
Today’s top green stories from websites around the world
Update from Indonesia: Greenpeace climber brought down
A policeman pushes a Greenpeace climber down from the anchor chain of the Gran Couva ? Greenpeace/Novis
An update from Indonesia: yesterday, the climber occupying the anchor chain of a ship carrying a cargo of palm oil was brought down, arrested and later released without charge.
Yesterday, we also received the intriguing photo above (later [...]