Originally Published on Greenpeace International
By Rex Weyler
Monsanto, perhaps the world’s most reviled environmental villain, has finally been busted for for selling its poisonous products around the world.
Continue reading World’s Most Reviled Environmental Villain BustedBy Roy L Hales
May 29 is the “Day of the Honeybee.” BC is celebrating the growth of an industry that started with the arrival of two hives in Victoria during 1858. There are now 47,000 colonies, whose activities a $250-million-a-year agricultural industry. BC also produces $10 million worth of honey. The provincial Minister of Agriculture, Norm Letnik, says this is a time to remember how much bees contribute to “our lives, our economy and our food supply.” Gwen Barlee suggests we should celebrate the Day of the Honeybee by Banning Neonicotinoids.
Continue reading Celebrate The Day Of The Honeybee By Banning Neonicotinoids
By Roy L Hales
On Saturday, Sept 7, someone from Blythe took her kids on what was to have been a fishing expedition. The trip was aborted after they found the dead fish that you see in the photo above in in a canal off 26th, in the Palo Verde Valley. She would later tell me that the smell was terrible! She returned the following day and took the photos you see on this page. Continue reading What Killed These Fish? And What Does It Mean?
