Climate change is real and the consequences will be catastrophic, however humanity will survive. However the loss of nature on land and marine life in the oceans is much more serious. Most of Nature will be wiped out by 2045, and we enter the 6th mass extinction, unless we can make the world a toxic free zone of chemicals and plastic.
It is remarkable that few people realize that 70% of all wildlife on earth has gone, that man and farm animals represents 94%+ of all mammals, that more than 50% […]
How much time do we have before Nature and the planet's life support system completely fails? We have already passed the tipping point and are on our way to the
The suppression of science by governments and corporations is hampering efforts to address the global biodiversity crisis, researchers warn. Leading ecologists say the practice by powerful entities is threatening the
Plastic is toxic for a variety of reasons; sometimes it may be due to the chemicals added to it, such as plasticizers or UV screens. But plastic on its own
Without biodiversity, there is no future for humanity,” says Prof. David Macdonald at Oxford University. This is what www.GOESfoundation.com and others have been saying for many years, but we have been almost
The event is 5 standard deviations beyond the mean average, statistically a one-in-7.5 million-year warming event. The scientists don't know why it is happening, and the loss of ice means
We can't stop climate change, but maybe we can prevent our own extinction Everything possible needs to be done, including carbon mitigation. At the rate at which nature is declining
It is not possible to stop climate change, average Ocean temperatures are 4 deg C warmer than average air temperatures. Even if we are carbon neutral by the end of
Governments, financial institutions, industry, and most people on the planet know how to solve climate change; every animal on the planet knows how to stop climate change. The basic premise
The Tree of life is Dying and the Source of clean water The film Avatar was loosely based on the Embera indigenous people of Central Panama's Chagres National Park; Pandora
