Do you remember the Fukushima nuclear disaster of March 11, 2011? If you don’t, here is a recap: A 9.0 earthquake shook the grounds of the East coast of Japan and a tsunami followed quickly. The Fukushima Daiishi nuclear power plant looses all of ...
The Canadian Boreal Forest is the world’s largest intact woodland and has been the source of constant discussions, negotiations and protests. In fact, the country’s northern forest has over 3 million squared kilometers of untouched woodland – meaning...
The seal hunt is an activity that has sparked quite a lot of controversy over the decades. Done mainly off the northeast coast of the province of Newfoundland, Canada, the killing of this species made the news time and time again, mostly because the...
Orangutans are in danger. Currently, several companies are destroying their habitats. There are a few species of this type of monkey, but they chose to live in different homes. And soon they won’t have a place to call home. The Sumatran Orangutan ...
Have you heard of Japan’s “Tokyo-Two”? Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki are the two Greenpeace activists – both Japanese – that intercepted a box of whale meat that was meant as a gift to a crewmember of one of the whale ships that continue to kill whales...
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