By RITA LI A recent report documented up to 6,000 foreign fishing vessels that disabled their public tracking devices for more than 24 hours along the border…
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by TYLER DURDEN In Northern California’s Butte County, at least 130 houseboats were evacuated from Lake Oroville as water levels fell to dangerously low levels. The…
By Elephant Art Gallery Elephants love to do creative things. As long as they are not pressured into doing anything they don’t want, they will…
By JACK PHILLIPS The Biden administration suspended oil and gas drilling leases in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge on June 1, ahead of the outcome of…
by Don Pinnock Two government approaches to our relationship with wild animals, two opposing views. One could chart the path to South Africa’s global leadership…
By Big League Politics A new study is blaming “climate racism” for black Americans enduring more heat stress as a result of living in areas…
By Tiffany Meier Heavy rain, hail, and strong winds are sweeping through 13 of China’s provinces. It marks the start of this year’s flood season. Long…
By Virgilio Marin (Natural News) A catastrophic rat infestation is sweeping across eastern Australia in what some people describe as a “plague of biblical proportions.” Journalist Lucy Thackray…
by TYLER DURDEN Update (May 23): The Mount Nyiragongo volcano erupted on Saturday, spewing lava flows in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Thousands of people evacuated a…
By Tyler Durden Some of the world’s rarest cacti are found in the deserts of South America. A recent raid in Italy uncovered a smuggling…
By Tyler Durden Beekeeping is an ancient cultural practice that dates back 9,000 years and has recently seen a resurgence in popularity over concerns about…
By Tyler Durden The upcoming 2021 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be above average and officially begins on June 1. About 11 days to go until…
By Michael Snyder The megadrought that has almost the entire western half of the country in a death grip is starting to become extremely painful. …
By Radio Free SA Farmers laugh after being told to fight a “compost battle” in their toilets. North Korea regularly demands a lot from its…
by soulask.com With the beginning of the spring of 2021 and the end of the flood season, reports began to come from all over the…
By Associated Press Oregon’s Klamath County is experiencing its driest year in 127 years The water crisis along the California–Oregon border went from dire to catastrophic this…
By Cheng Xiaonong After President Joe Biden entered the White House, he created a position that had never existed before in the history of the…
by Brandon Morse One of the first things the Biden administration did when it came into the White House was shut down the construction of…