From the monthly archives: April 2010

Climate Change Deniers Making Avatar DVD Release Environmentally Themed?

By On April 4, 2010

The Avatar DVD release is to be environmentally themed. Is it because of how much climate change deniers have irked director James Cameron?

Well, if you saw Avatar, you know it had a bit of an environmentalist message in it. Apparently, this upset a number of climate change deniers who, very selflessly, are [...]

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Year of the Tiger? King of the Jungle Faces Extinction; Help Save this Critically Endangered Species Globally

By On April 3, 2010

The world’s tiger population is 90% lower than in 1900, and yet it is the year of the tiger? What can you do?

Since the start of the last century, the Earth’s tiger population has decreased ninety percent. I am writing this post thinking of how it is now the traditional year of [...]

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North America Predicted to Freeze Less

By On April 1, 2010

A new climate projection map released on March 31 by scientists from Climate Central shows predictions for the next nine decades. The projection map depicts northern states of the continental United States experiencing fewer and fewer freezing temperatures.

According to the prediction map, over the next 90 years the likelihood of temperatures reaching [...]

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‘Financial Kingpin’ Trying to Undermine Climate Change Science Exposed by Greenpeace

By On April 1, 2010

The “largest corporation you’ve never heard of” — the first or second largest corporation in the US — is the leading source of funds for anti-climate science efforts.

It’s much more fun to write on the good stuff environmentally friendly people and businesses are doing, but occasionally we have to take a look [...]

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