A Human Right: Living In a Healthy Environment
110 nations have written this into their constitution, and David Suzuki wants Canada to do the same.
Natural Resources & Wildlife
Last Straw for Alaska's Pebble Mine?
As hundreds of millions of gallons of toxic heavy metals gush into British Columbia waterways, this should be the warning needed to kill the proposed largest open-pit mine in North America - Pebble Mine in Alaska.
Ecuador Doused In Oil, Two Months After Drilling Begins
It didn't take long for one of the biggest oil spills in Ecuador's history, after making the bad decision to allowing drilling in a pristine national park.
Plastic Microbeads Hidden In Your Soap or Toothpaste?
Barely visible without a microscope, manufacturers are voluntarily phasing them out in personal care products after being found everywhere in the Great Lakes and oceans.
Neonics Impact Now Conclusive; Home Depot, BJ's Take First Steps to Help Pollinators
Scientists say research is conclusive that neonics are a key factor in the decline of pollinators; labeling starts this year at two mass retailers.
President Obama Directs Federal Agencies to Restore Pollinator Populations
The EPA and USDA have six months to come up with a strategy, which basically requires them to reverse their policies!
Mile-Long Man-Made Coral Reef Slithers Down Yucatan's Coast
This monumental project will protect the shoreline and restore one of the world's largest coral reefs.
President Obama Announces Executive Actions To Preserve Oceans
Obama's executive order preserves large swaths of the Pacific Ocean and addresses seafood fraud and illegal fishing.
World Cup Is In Shocking Contrast to Amazon Deforestation, Dam Building
Amazon's tribes are using the glare of publicity to ask the world to stop deforestation and dam-building in the Amazon rainforest.
More Great News! Oil Company Pulls Out of Gorilla Country
Soco International agreed to stop exploring for oil in Democratic Republic of Congo's oldest national park, home to critically endangered mountain gorillas. Why are they there in the first place?
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