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Southern China suffers worst drought in memory
Seeded on Fri Mar 26, 2010 8:04 PM EDT (Telegraph)
Since 1517, when records began in the small Chinese village of Xiazha, there has always been water in its three wells. This spring, however, the wells dried up.
Worse Than Peak Oil? We're Quickly Running Out of a Chemical Essential to Growing Food
Seeded on Mon Mar 22, 2010 2:53 AM EDT (AlterNet.org)
Unremarked and unregulated by the United Nations and other high-level assemblies, the world's supply of phosphate rock, the dominant source of phosphorus for fertilizer, is being rapidly — and wastefully — drawn down.
Food production 'must rise 70%'
Seeded on Mon Oct 12, 2009 6:40 PM EDT (BBC News)
Food production will have to increase by 70% over the next 40 years to feed the world's growing population, the United Nations food agency predicts.
Arctic Ocean acid 'will dissolve shells of sea creatures within 10 years'
Seeded on Mon Oct 5, 2009 12:59 AM EDT (Telegraph)
Waters around the North Pole are absorbing carbon dioxide at such a rate that they will soon start dissolving the shells of living sea creatures.
Three of nine key 'planetary boundaries' breached by human activity, report says
Seeded on Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:02 PM EDT (Local News | BC News | Current Stories | World News Headline | Vancouver Sun)
Three key "planetary boundaries" have been crossed, according to an international research team that says human beings have collectively gone too far in pushing other species to extinction and upsetting global climate and nitrogen cycles.
A world of famine, ecological overload looms
Seeded on Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:52 PM EDT (Local News | BC News | Current Stories | World News Headline | Vancouver Sun)
Unchecked population growth is speeding climate change, damaging life-nurturing ecosystems and dooming many countries to poverty, experts concluded in a conference report released Monday.
The Scientist : Banana: R.I.P.
Seeded on Tue Jun 3, 2008 7:31 PM EDT (News from The Scientist)
The banana we eat today is not the one your grandparents ate. That one - known as the Gros Michel - was, by all accounts, bigger, tastier, and hardier than the variety we know and love, which is called the Cavendish.
Australia's ABC Helps Kids Calculate How Soon They Should Die for Gaia
Seeded on Wed May 28, 2008 2:17 PM EDT (moonbattery.com)
Anyone who doubts that liberalism is a death cult needs to check out the taxpayer-funded Australia Broadcasting Corporation's kiddy-oriented Greenhouse Calculator, which helps little kids calculate how soon they should die so as to stop being a burden on the planet.
Earth Day Prediction, the Coming Climate Bubble?
Seeded on Tue Apr 22, 2008 8:17 AM EDT (EW.com)
One of these days, the editors of Time and other publications are going to grow bored of producing yet another "green" issue and tired of writing editorials demanding "action now," just as the media grew exhausted by the population explosion, AIDS, urban sprawl, homelessn …
A Conspiracy of Chickens
Seeded on Fri Mar 21, 2008 5:16 PM EDT (home.att.net)
There is more to this chicken than you think. BEWARE THE CHICKEN!
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