Full-Scale War Is Avoided And Trump Goes Right Back To Warmongering
Caitlin Johnstone – The United States and Iran entered into a direct military exchange for the first time ever with the drone assassination of General Qassem Soleimani last week.
Caitlin Johnstone – The United States and Iran entered into a direct military exchange for the first time ever with the drone assassination of General Qassem Soleimani last week.
Mandy Froelich – To conserve resources in Australia, officials are making the choice to shoot over 10,000 camels because they drink too much water.
Elias Marat – “Over a billion would be a very conservative figure,” according to Ecologist Chris Dickman.
Morgan Erickson-Davis – The damage only became clear once the rain stopped and the clouds parted over Altamira National Forest in northern Brazil.
Elias Marat – “It’s a pretty tough situation. We’re absolutely heartbroken,” Steve Irwin’s 16-year son Robert told Sunrise.
Elias Marat – Dunnarts and glossy black cockatoos are among the animals feared to have been entirely wiped out.
John Vibes – IKEA released the instructions for an innovative urban farming design to the public for free. The company partnered with the Danish design lab “Space10,” to create “The Growroom,” which they described as “an artistic exploration of the incredible potential of urban farming.”
John Vibes – The wildfires that are current ripping across Australia have gotten only passing mentions in the global media, but they are actually far more serious than many similar acts of nature that have happened in recent years.
Matt Agorist – The legal scene is far outmatched by the black market and the state government is 100% responsible.
Mandy Froelich – Imagine a future in which humans no longer worry about the collective carbon footprint.
Peter A. Kirby – Both the New Manhattan Project and the theory of man-made global warming share many important, early historical roots.
Jordan Davidson – A new report shows that groundwater needed to construct a border wall will increase the likelihood of extinction for eight species.
Phillip Schneider – The Japanese government is being accused of covering up the true danger of radioactive water at Fukushima.
Jordan Davidson – There is no plan to help restore impacted ecosystems. And not one of the 140 responsible parties has faced a fine or even a citation.
Mandy Froelich – Believe it or not, Illinois is where you’ll want to be this New Year’s Eve. Once the ball drops, dispensaries in the state will open their doors and begin legally selling recreational marijuana.
Elias Marat – Ecologists from the University of Sydney estimate that 480 million mammals, birds, and reptiles have been killed.
Jordan Davidson – Sure enough, the tiny plastic particles are raining down on urban populations, as The Guardian reported.
Matt Agorist – In the land of the free, you can join the military, get shipped off to war, have both of your legs blown off—for your country—all at the age of 18.
Justin Mikulka – In over their heads with debt, U.S. shale oil and gas firms are now moving from a boom in fracking to a boom in bankruptcies.
John Vibes – A massive floating net filled with hundreds of decomposing sharks and other sea creatures was discovered by a group of divers who were swimming near the Cayman Islands.