America’s Great Climate Exodus is Starting in the Florida Keys

How the Surfers of Ireland’s Favourite Surf Town Are Championing Sustainability

This is what climate change looks like in Australia – in pictures

Charleston musicians are challenging Spotify’s business model at rallies across the country

Ten Unsung Italian Library Music Composers

How the Women of Standing Rock Are Building Sovereign Economies

Polynesian seafarers ‘discovered’ America long before Europeans, says DNA study

The Koch brothers tried to build a plutocracy in the name of freedom

Kustomrama

Ocean Film Festival

João Gilberto, a pioneer of bossa nova, has died at 88

Scientists think they’ve solved one mystery of Easter Island’s statues

The boy on a raft in Manila Bay – in pictures

Retro classic: Wild and Wolf 746 telephone

The “Tragedy of the Commons” was invented by a white supremacist based on a false history, and it’s toxic bullshit

Too black, too strong: who killed Sam Cooke?

Tasmania’s lakes among most contaminated in the world

WindPal is a practical solution for outdoor lovers to charge their devices. It’s a lightweight (less than 1 kg), portable wind turbine that generates power. And it can be assembled in less than one minute

The Warriors at 40: the enduring appeal of a New York classic

Get Paul well and prospering

Doomsday postponed? What to take from the big new Antarctica studies

Makaha Skateboard Team 1965

‘Worrying’ rise in global CO2 forecast for 2019

Doomsday clock stays at two minutes to midnight as crisis now ‘new abnormal’

The Climate Change Lawsuit That Could Stop the U.S. Government From Supporting Fossil Fuels

The Killing Times: the massacres of Aboriginal people Australia must confront

‘We are fighting’: Brazil’s indigenous groups unite to protect their land

The Global Assault on Indigenous Peoples

Greenland’s ice is melting four times faster than thought—what it means

Three-Ingredient Summer Cocktails

Easter Island looks for help to save statues from ‘leprosy’

Marvin Rand’s Gorgeous Photos of California Modern

Extreme CO2 levels could trigger clouds ‘tipping point’ and 8C of global warming

Learning How to Say Goodbye to Our Broken Planet

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The big lie we’re told about climate change is that it’s our own fault

‘A blemish in his sanctuary’: the battle behind Mark Zuckerberg’s Hawaii estate

polynesian surfriding : other islands

9 questions about climate change you were too embarrassed to ask

Capitalism is killing the world’s wildlife populations, not ‘humanity’

Going Nowhere Fast on Climate, Year After Year

Fighting for the Climate: A Note from Post-Apocalyptic California

‘What is the sea telling us?’: Maori tribes fearful over whale strandings

Knost at Noosa

Khruangbin Explains Their Genre-Blending Psych Rock in the Reverb Studio

Tom Guido’s The Purple Onion
140 Columbus Ave., San Francisco
1993~1999

The incredible story of Pita Taufatofua, Tonga’s shirtless Olympic flag bearer

Marine plastic pollution: the science story

Palm Oil Was Supposed to Help Save the Planet. Instead It Unleashed a Catastrophe.

Why California’s Wildfires Are So Destructive, In 5 Charts

Global warming of oceans equivalent to an atomic bomb per second

North America

The uncontacted tribes of Brazil face genocide under Jair Bolsonaro

Tahiti and the Society Islands, 1765-1900

First Delphic Hymn to Apollo

Night of Camp David: the return of a 1965 book about an insane president

As corals decline, a new kind of reef emerges

Snake Gabrielson’s Surfing Library

Rare Surf Albums

Pop Gear [’60s Pop Dancing suits +] / Matt Monro

The Origins of Surf Music — a first-hand account by Paul Johnson

“Moai are family”: Easter Island people to head to London to request statue back

A 14-year-long oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico verges on becoming one of the worst in U.S. history

The Iceless Arctic

Source: Glossing Over a Genocide | East Bay Express

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According to University of Texas at Austin professor Raj Patel, an expert in ecology and food systems, our demand for meat is driving the sixth mass extinction. Patel is one of many leading academics who contemplate declaring a new age on Earth, called the Anthropocene, since “the fossils of soon-to-be extinct animals will form a line in the rocks of the future.”

Source: How Factory Farming Is Driving the Sixth Mass Extinction (Video) | Alternet

Source: Cutting Room: The Caretaker of Intangible Ingredients | The Surfers Journal

Source: Climate change will likely wreck their livelihoods – but they still dont buy the science | US news | The Guardian

Source: Top 4 Easy Ways For Your Band To Go Green  – MTT – Music Think Tank

It happened – an old dj fav of mine in a skate video.

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Source: Maker Update #46: Make an Rapa Nui 3D printed bobblehead / Boing Boing

Health Canada has advised the band council of Potlotek First Nation in Cape Breton to issue a water advisory after recent water tests showed high levels of iron and manganese. Meanwhile, the band is trying to get its new water treatment facility up and running.

Source: Potlotek First Nation advised its water unfit for drinking or washing – Nova Scotia – CBC News

Source: Strikers, Scabs, and Sugar Mongers

For centuries, journalists, academics, and even politicians have been obsessed with the idea of the untouched tribe.

Source: The Dangerous Myth of Utopian Societies

The Jersey Shore resort town of Asbury Park circa 1900, channeled through vintage high-resolution glass negatives and set to music, produced by the illustrious Ken B. Click Play, then the “Full Screen” icon for the full effect.

Source: Vintage Video: Asbury Park | Shorpy | #1 Old Photos

Source: Why We Must Stop the Flow of Tar Sands Oil | NRDC

Rapa Nui have written a new chapter in their history based upon their cultural values of guardianship, responsibility and accountability for the natural environment

Source: The Rapa Nui have shown us that conservation can protect …

Source: Plastic fibres found in tap water around the world, study reveals | Environment | The Guardian

Diogenes’ Lantern, near the Brockton Arcade, also boasted imported teas, Italian soft drinks and folk singers

Source: Back in the Day: Riverside joined the Beat generation with 1950s coffeehouse – Press Enterprise