One Plastic Beach
Richard Lang and Judith Selby Lang have been collecting plastic debris off one beach in Northern California for over ten years. Each piece of plastic they pick up, comes back to their house where it gets cleaned, categorized and stored before being used for their art.
First New Deepwater Permit Issued
“There are no politics associated with the approval of this application,” Bromwich said. “It has nothing to do with anything other than the fact that it was ready to be approved.”…
Holy Chant at Kauai’s Sacred Spot, Hawai’i; By The TAI
Tiger Espere giving holy chant at Kauai’s sacred spot; a photographic composition by TAI.
Kailua Beach, O’ahu Island, Hawai’i; By Chip Fletcher
Kailua Beach, a beautiful 30 minute drive from busy Waikiki, lies on the east side of the Hawaiian Island of O’ahu.
Hydrofracking, Water, Watersheds, and the Ocean
The Ocean connects all things.
The Problems With Dams
Project to build world’s third-largest hydroelectric plant is suspended after failing to meet environmental requirements. Dams block sediments going to the ocean, which implies accelerated erosion.
Panel’s Findings on Oil Spill to be Delayed Again
Its final report was due in March. No conclusions have yet been reached about what exactly happened and why oil was still allowed to flow to the sea.
Dead Baby Dolphins and Oil Wash in on the Gulf Coast
There are troubling signs all is not right with the Gulf. In other words, the coast is far from clear.
Waste Land, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Deservedly nominated at this year’s Oscars as Best Documentary Feature, Lucy Walker’s life-affirming film Waste Land, travels to the squalor of Rio de Janeiro, which boasts the largest landfill site in the world.