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The cost of livestock shipping
Livestock shipping of mainly cattle, sheep and chicken is a worldwide phenomenon with a painful price. The livestock is being shipped for fattening and slaughter
Livestock shipping of mainly cattle, sheep and chicken is a worldwide phenomenon with a painful price. The livestock is being shipped for fattening and slaughter
Fecal bacteria and E.coli bacteria can survive longer on plastic waste along beaches and estuaries. These bacterias tend to bind to plastic more so than
Diatoms are single-cell algae, which create 20%-50% of the oxygen on earth. Ocean acidification causes the silica shell to melt slower, making them sink to
About 6,000 tonnes of sunscreen are mixed in the ocean’s water in the U.S.A every year. One of the components of sunscreen called oxybenzone can
Standford University got a 1.1 billion dollar donation from successful entrepreneur, John Doerr, to build a new faculty that will focus on climate change and
Scuba instructors in Cuba have started a new project of growing corals and replanting them. They are placing pieces of coral on flotsam salvaged from
A German-made new generation satellite with The Environmental Mapping and Analysis Program (EnMAP) and the ability to use more than 250 colors, can massively improve
The fashion industry is one of the biggest polluters in the world. The industry is growing at such a fast rate, that it could end
The U.N high seas treaty committee met on Friday to discuss a plan for the protection of open oceans beyond national jurisdictions. There was no
The report made by 270 scientists from different countries shows we are reaching the limit of different ecological systems ability to withstand the extreme weather