The other day, we posted an image on our Facebook page of a computer monitor enduring its final hell on earth: Sitting left to rot in a sulfur creek–or the shit crick–in Tharptown PA.. A comment on the post was true: It really angers me the amount of TV’s old CRT monitors, and mattresses I … Read moreTharptown Blues
This is Beijing, one picture BEFORE a parade and after.. People were so excited to finally see a blue sky in the city, they whipped out cameras to capture the moment.. (http://www.cnn.com/2015/09/04/asia/china-beijing-blue-sky-disappears-after-military-parade/)The CNN article linked doesn’t mention much about this, but I wonder if it was also utilized by China: Manipulating weather. Back in 2008 … Read more
They came.They saw.They dumped toxic sludge by accident and contaminated a river.. and now the water has reached New Mexico communities and they only have a 90 day water supply left.. READ THE WHOLE THING.
It’s pretty disgusting if you think about it.. But if you think this is bad, just imagine a grave yard in Hollywood. Just kiddin’. New study reveals the global impact of debris on marine life
Yes.. this was bound to happen.. Sure, the single-serve coffee containers are convenient, but as this parody shows, the tiny pods that work in Keurig machines have become a Godzilla-like creature. I always think of those monstrous mounds of plastic in the oceans across the planet. And among those: A disastrous amount of stupid little … Read moreWatch Those K-Cups You’ve Been Trashing Turn Into a Monstrous Problem
That’s over 250,000 tons. If we would have tried a bit harder, we could have got this to 300,000 tons. There’s always next year. A stunning human achievement: The oceans now contain 5 trillion pieces of floating plastic