Eco Friendly Guide

Bald eagles have made a majestic comeback from the edge of extinction under protection of the Endangered Species Act. However, developers now want to move into the areas that are their nesting sites. The process will become easier for them when…

Dating back to the late Neolithic period outside Mantua, 25 miles south of Verona, the city where Shakespeare set the star-crossed tale ‘Romeo and Juliet’, archaeologists have unearthed two skeletons. They believe that the prehistoric pair is man and a…

A devastating honeybee die-off has frustrated beekeepers, threatened growers and stumped bee specialists since last months of the year 2006. The affliction that has wiped out three-quarters of some Pennsylvania beekeepers’ colonies is officially named…

As the debate over global warming is heating up worldwide, China has made its intention explicit that it will not allow any international action on climate change to undermine its economic development. While accusing west for global warming…

Rampant illegal logging has been taking place in Indonesia. Logging for wood products is responsible for about one-third of total global deforestation. Deforestation itself leads to serious losses of habitat, especially when pressure from the global..

As a society we persecuted wolves, then we protected them. What’s next?
The vital role wolves play in the ecosystem is clear, and scientists generally agree that wolf reintroduction is an important goal. Controversy is not easily avoided. Wolves are…

This was done after Caspian Sea states agreed to limit catches of the fish from which it is taken. The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, known as Cites have allowed Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Iran, and Russia permission to export…

One of Britians leading climate change experts has said:

A combination of global warming and the El Nino weather system is set to make 2007 the warmest year on record with far-reaching consequences for the planet.

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Bruce Smith (A National Marine Fisheries Service biologist studying the belugas) said: “There’s basically a one in four chance that this population is going to become extinct in 100 years.”

A federal study says, Beluga whales swimming off…

Yet another tax!? Aren’t we are already overtaxed?

This is a reasonable argument and it could be very hard on the economy. A Carbon Tax on fossil fuels will lead to increase in energy cost, which would discourage investment, and lose jobs. A…