Shark Angels: Blending Conservation with Burlesque A Unique Approach to Shark Advocacy Now this is a Shark Angels Conservation event I want to go to!! In June 2014, the Shark Angels organization took an unconventional approach to raise awareness about shark conservation. They partnered with Sharkbite Sideshow to create a burlesque-style performance. It's one that... Continue Reading →
Ocean Fish Conservation On May 23, U.S. Rep. Doc Hastings (R-WA), who chairs the House Committee on Natural Resources, introduced legislation (H.R. 4742). This bill is to amend the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act. That's most notably the primary law governing management of U.S. ocean fish. For today, less than a week later, his committee... Continue Reading →
Sea Star Wasting Disease in Oregon: A Decade-Long Battle The Epidemic Continues to Surge Sea star wasting disease (SSWD) has been ravaging Oregon's coastal ecosystems for over a decade now. The epidemic, which first struck in 2013, continues to pose a significant threat to sea star populations along the Pacific Northwest coast1. A Mysterious Killer... Continue Reading →
Emissions to go Down! Let's talk Ford Paint Emissions! For a new two-wet monocoat paint technology significantly reduces energy and water use. It also lowers carbon dioxide and other emissions. This is at their Kansas City Assembly Plant. For the all-new Ford Transit makes its North American debut with more durable paint. That's thanks to... Continue Reading →
SpinGreen Clothing Drive at Parkchester North Condominium on Saturday Kicked off Developments’ New Textile Recycling Program Textile Recycling Program at PNC Already Sees Tremendous Success; More Than 6,000 Pounds of Textiles Donated and Recycled in Less than 3 Weeks NEW YORK CITY (June 2, 2014) – SpinGreen, a socially responsible textile recycling company operating in... Continue Reading →
