Cyril Scott, the president of South Dakota’s Rosebud Sioux Nation, has declared the House of Representatives’ vote to force approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline an “act of war” according to an official statement from Scott. As Andrew Hart of the Huffington Post reports, “Scott said he and other tribal elders have not been appropriately […]
This is a video from NASA. You know the National Aeronautics and Space Administration? They’re kind of experts on this stuff. This is a very short (13 second) animation that illustrates how temperatures around the world have warmed since the 1950s. You’ll note accelerated temperatures trending in the late 1970s as greenhouse gas emissions […]
About 22% of all energy consumed in the USA goes into running our households, making it a major expense for American families. “Fortunately, there are easy ways to cut back on your energy usage, reducing your carbon footprint on the environment and your energy bill along with it. Here are six areas where cutting back […]
The terms “green travel” or “ecotourism” evoke a wide variety of images ranging from sleeping in hammocks to purchasing pricey hemp luggage from the newest “hip” shopping center. However, to travel green one does not have to do without luxury or inversely to spend a lot of money. It simply means doing ones part to […]
Some epic structure by Clareton, WY several hours ago!!! #wywx #weather pic.twitter.com/WzCMdKnf6D — Basehunters Chasing (@Basehunters) May 19, 2014 A supercell thunderstorm was captured on video in Wyoming by Basehunters Chasing, “storm chasing team originally based in Norman, OK,” as noted on their Facebook page. Basehunters was founded in 2011 by storm chasers Colt […]