Hand in Hand: This Bar of Soap Protects Rainforests

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Loophole Lets Toxic Oil Water Flow Over Indian Land

Filthy Water in California Farmworker Communities

Donna Branham – West Virginia – Sierra Club Presents the Cost of Coal

The Fact That Changed Everything: Jim Moriarty and Surfrider Foundation

The Hidden Cost of Burgers: Your Quarter Pounder Needs 450 Gallons of Water – Environment

Traveling in Thailand and Understanding Its Taste for Nostalgia – Scene Asia

1 | Beach Art That Washes Away With Every High Tide

66 years later, Japan dropped more than 168 Hiroshima atomic bombs on itself (Cs-137 base) | Fukushima Diary

Surfrider Forums | Michelle Bachman is crazy / dangerous

Bachmann: Elect me and I’ll kill the EPA

Surfing For Changes Fotos – Pinnwand-Fotos

J Bay locals aren’t afraid to speak their mind about the proposed nuclear power plant!

The Musical Touch of Leonard Nimoy

The sounds of silence

Expedition across The South Pacific from Chile to Tahiti To Study The Effects of Plastic Micro-Pollutants on Plankton

Vote for The Most Evil Corporation in 2010

2005 and 2010 Tie for Hottest Summer on Record

Here’s some background on “safety” at oil companies, in this case BP. Tthey really have to to cut costs at any price – or this is what the managers learned in business school.

More at the Frontline homepage.

Update:
Also from the TED Talks comes the next video, chronologically, that explains how parts of the oceans could be restored by reserves.

video link

I know my smart readers get that if the end of the ocean’s food chain decreases the natural balance of sea life is altererd leading to dead reefs and more horrible consequences.