What Are The Effects Of Masking Facial Expressions?
Dr. Joseph Mercola – Poor air quality and the use of face masks have been a daily fact of life for many living in China.
TAG: environment
California’s raging Creek Fire consumes Over 200 Miles, Spawning “Fire Clouds” Seen From Space
Elias Marat – NASA refers to pyrocumulonimbus as “the fire breathing dragon of clouds,” and notes that they are created when wind, rain, smoke and fire mix over thousands of burning acres.
Ancient 2,000-Year-Old Redwoods Feared Destroyed In California Wildfires Have Survived
Elias Marat – It turns out that the massive forest fires were unable to destroy some of the oldest and tallest living things on Earth, the mighty redwoods.
Favoring Ayahuasca Over Hospitals, Indigenous Kokama See COVID-19 Deaths Drop in the Amazon
Maria Fernanda Ribeiro – Their confidence in Western medicine collapsed as a result of the series of deaths and the prejudice they suffered at the Tabatinga military hospital.
‘Extinct’ Large Blue Butterfly is Reintroduced in the Wild After 150-Year Absence
Elias Marat – In 1979, the butterfly was declared extinct and hasn’t been seen in the Rodborough region for 150 years.
After Nikola Tesla Proved Wireless Electricity was Possible, A Startup Finally Made it a Reality
Matt Agorist – Now, his vision is finally coming to fruition.
Fauci Recommends Goggles for Protection From COVID-19
Dr. Mercola – According to a COVID-19 vaccine developer, social distancing and face masks will likely still be required even after a vaccine becomes available.
Brazilian Amazon Protected Areas ‘In Flames’ as Land-Grabbers Invade
Ana Ionova – The number of fires has soared. Over the last two months, NASA satellites picked up 3,842 fire alerts in the territory.
With 194 BILLION Masks and Gloves Used Monthly, New Wave of Pollution Hits Oceans and Beaches
Elias Marat – A new, sad side effect of the pandemic is millions of pieces of discarded personal protective equipment (PPE) that is littering the planet in shocking ways.
Japan’s Ancient Forestry Technique Produces High-Grade Lumber With No Need to Chop Down Trees
Elias Marat – The daisugi technique, like bonsai, is a forestry technique that involves heavily pruning the mother tree which allows narrow saplings to shoot upwards.
Brazilian Amazon Drained of Millions of Wild Animals by Criminal Networks
Sharon Guynup – A new 140-page report is shining a bright light on illegal wildlife trafficking in the Brazilian Amazon. It is heart-breaking.
Goldminers Overrun Amazon Indigenous Lands as COVID-19 Surges
Jenny Gonzales – Miners are emboldened by the inflammatory anti-indigenous and anti-environmental rhetoric of the Jair Bolsonaro administration.
Dakota Access Pipeline Shutdown Temporarily HALTED as Trump ‘Guts’ Key Environmental Law
Elias Marat – In the Tuesday decision, the appeals court said that more time is needed to consider a motion to prevent shutting down the pipeline.
The City of Sydney, Australia Now Runs on 100% Renewable Energy
Anthony McLennan – As of this month, the central City of Sydney is being powered exclusively by renewable energy sources.
Court Orders Dakota Access Pipeline to Shut Down in Major Win for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
Elias Marat – This is a major victory for the Native American tribes and environmentalist organizations.
Bees Have Been Thriving During Lockdown, According to UK’s Largest Bee Farm
Anthony McLennan – The lockdown is causing a resurgence in bee populations.
The Science of Plant Intelligence Takes Root
Jack Fox-Williams – The notion that plants possess a kind of intelligence has largely been disregarded by the scientific community.
Brazil’s Amazon River Dolphin Faces Extinction After Fishing Moratorium Ends
Peter Yeung – The Amazon river dolphin (also known as the pink river dolphin, or boto) is the largest of the world’s freshwater dolphins. It lives in the Amazon and Orinoco river systems.
This Costa Rican Suburb Gave Citizenship To Plants, Trees And Bees
Anthony McLennan – Curridabat is also known as Sweet City due to a pioneering vision in which trees, plants and pollinators such as bees, are given citizen status.
With Tourists Gone, Long-Endangered Elephants Reclaim Thai National Park
Elias Marat – “We should consider if we should close down the park every year. Nature can restore itself to its fullest,” a veterinarian at the park said.