Garry Rogers's Blog, page 209
May 23, 2014
Ewwwww, We’re Not Watching “Animal Planet” Anymore
To anyone who is angry at what Animal Planet did to wolves and are fed up with the anti-wildlife and non-educational programming being aired on Discovery owned networks, here is a number to call to… See on exposingthebiggame.wordpress.comFiled under: Nature … Continue reading →
Australia: Act now to block the Carmichael coal mega-mine!
Tell Environment Minister Hunt we don’t want the reckless expansion of new coal developments threatening our Great Barrier Reef.#savethereef See on www.greenpeace.org.auFiled under: Nature Conservation
They Die Piece By Piece
OC Comment: I post this each year because I believe it is very important for people to understand the conditions of slaughterhouses – ALL slaughterhouses. People have this inane, incorrect notion t… Garry Rogers: The video gives another example of … Continue reading →
Arctic Sea Ice Melt Will Release about 100,000,000,000,000 Particles of Plastic
Arctic sea ice formation processes concentrate plastic particles into the ice. This figure shows the total number of microplastic pieces presented as values per cubic meter of seawater by polymer type, according to the location of sea ice cores. Plastic particles … Continue reading →
Elephant poached in Kruger National Park for the first time in 10 years
The first confirmed elephant poaching incident in the Kruger National Park (KNP) in well over ten year has taken place The South African National Parks (SANParks) has announced. See on www.wildlifeextra.comFiled under: Nature Conservation Tagged: Human Impact, Imperiled Wildlife, Nature … Continue reading →
Nesting Eagles Harassed with Helicopter Logging
“Last week the Klamath National Forest took a calculated risk to knowingly harass a pair of Bald eagles and their babies with helicopter logging just 1,500 feet from their nest. Logging this close to the nest occurred continuously for over … Continue reading →
May 22, 2014
Climate Fiction: An Interview with Dan Bloom on Cli Fi
Dan Bloom, a native of Massachusetts and a graduate of Tufts University in Boston where he majored in world literature has spent the last 40 years working as a journalist and newspaper edit… See on formerpeople.wordpress.com GR: Hmm, I … Continue reading →
Global Warming Linked to Frigid U.S. Winter, Scientist Says – NBC News
The extreme cold and snow across the eastern half of the United States this past winter makes global warming seem laughable. But, paradoxically, the blasts of polar air were fueled in part by planet-warming gases, according to a new paper. … Continue reading →
May 21, 2014
Encourage Conservation of Small Wild Cats
Target: Mark Watts, President of the World Society for the Protection of Animals’ International Board Goal: Devote more resources to the protection of underfunded, smaller wild cats Much has been done to conserve populations of big wild cats:… See on … Continue reading →
May 20, 2014
Old Cat Loves Soy Cheese
My Friend Leery Loves Soy Cheese A 16 year old cat my daughter named Leery for his sensitive nature, ruled the Coldwater Farm cat community for more than a decade and has now fallen in love with soy cheese. He … Continue reading →
