Deadly weather: the human cost of 2018’s climate disasters – visual guide
The ‘great dying’: rapid warming caused largest extinction event ever, report says
25 Holiday Cocktails To Put Some Extra Cheer In Your Season
Deforestation triggered mass extinction of endemic animal species in Haiti
Data mining reveals the hidden laws of evolution behind classical music
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Amazon fires: Bolsonaro actively trying to devastate rainforest, leaked documents show
Amazon Burns Amid Brazil’s Incendiary Politics
Stunning photos show the reality for indigenous people living in the Amazon as fires burn
Interactive Sea Level Rise Map
Australia – Surf And Underwater Girls 1963
Watch rare footage of Louis Armstrong play an open-air concert in pre-independence Ghana
Deus 9ft and Single presented by Swell
Prepare for 10 Feet of Sea Level Rise, California Commission Tells Coastal Cities
The wicker men: ‘People are fed up with plastic and industrial products’
Confidential Shell Oil Report Prompts Lawsuit: They Knew About Climate Change Decades Ago
Deadly oil spill devastates Borneo port city – in pictures
Federal report: High-tide flooding could happen ‘every other day’ by late this century
Earth’s Wonders Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before
Nuke waste stored right at SanO surf spot? What? How we can all help.
Ten Summers Long: the Best of Bombora – Various Artists
They Saw Earth From Space. Here’s How It Changed Them.
3.5 Billion Year Old Fossils Challenge Ideas About Earth Start
Golden Kingdoms: Luxury & Legacy in the Ancient Americas
50 years later, nearly-forgotten all-girl ‘Summer of Love’ band cuts their first album
Coral reefs ‘at make or break point’, UN environment head says
The Rockefellers vs. the Company That Made Them Rockefellers
Ancestral lands returned to the rapa nui people after 129 years of Chilean control
Hidden Beat-era Enclave Could Get National Historic Status
Is This The Solution To Plastic Waste Pollution?
How to Etch Aluminum / Etched Guitar Pedals
The article that changed my view … of humanity’s impact on the planet
Fmr FBI Agent Turned Surf Guitarist Using Her Voice To Advocate For The LGBTQ Community. She released her ‘Love Is’ compilation in October
Source: Fmr FBI Agent Turned Surf Guitarist Using Her Voice To Advocate For The LGBTQ Community – GirlTalkHQ
Source: Blackboy: A Portrait of Deni Firdaus
The Jetsons is actually a bone-chilling dystopia – The Verge
Rich Roat, House Industries founder, dies
The news on “The Reef Beneath” – from the largest living structure on earth
Buckminster Fuller’s Map of the World: The Innovation that Revolutionized Map Design (1943)
Weird Waves: The Gudauskas bros, Gerry Lopez, Dylan Graves and Hannah Scott “surfing” 200 miles from the coast
Trump Is No Teddy Roosevelt to America’s Outdoorsmen | NRDC
Yup, the World’s Still Warming and Humans are to Blame | NRDC
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The European Commission published yesterday its roadmap setting out its objectives on the issue of plastics. In particular, it intends to reduce “the leakage of plastics into the environment”. Unfortunately, if we welcome the intention, we can only be critical of the solutions proposed.
Source: European roadmap on plastics: between good intentions and bad solutions – Surfrider
Polynesian ingenuity studied
Source: Science: Sophisticated Polynesian fish ponds fed a dense population on Hawaii | Stuff.co.nz
Eight million tonnes of waste plastic ends up in the sea each year. Fish eat it – and then we do. How bad is it for us?
Source: From sea to plate: how plastic got into our fish | Life and style | The Guardian
A swell so heavy even the most experienced guys out there were exercising extreme caution. – Magicseaweed.com
Source: Grist to the Nazare Grinder – Magicseaweed.com
Presence of manmade chemicals in most remote place on planet shows nowhere is safe from human impact, say scientists