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PILATES by Marina Cano

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Red fox in the whit house

The Joker by Megan Lorenz.

mlorenzphotography

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"…Nearly half of the 29 summer migrants, who appear in the UK in spring to breed before returning in the autumn, show long-term population declines…"

As the natural Earth slowly dies, the general public sits and wonders why. If anyone wants to know why, the answer is to look in a mirror. The human race has expanded and destroyed the natural world to the point where we may not be able to take back the damage. We can no longer fight to save the whole Earth. We can only fight and resist to save what remains. Will you stand with DGR and help save what remains of the natural world? Contact us to learn how you can help save what remains and stand for the planet we all, regardless or race or nationality, call home.

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How much are plants helping us fight climate change? New research suggests climate models don’t give plants enough credit for absorbing excess carbon dioxide from the air. But is the discrepancy enough to make a difference in global climate change?

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Biggest U.S. methane source spotted from space The gassy hotspot is centered over New Mexico’s San Juan Basin, where some 40,000 wells suck out natural gas trapped in coal seams.

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Civilization is killing the planet, and the evidence is indisputable. Open your eyes, open your heart, and begin to resist.

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Michigan Resident Confronts Natural Gas Pipeline Surveyors With Shotgun

Michigan Resident Confronts Natural Gas Pipeline Surveyors With Shotgun

by Katie Valentine / Climate Progress

Photo: Shutterstock

Michigan residents aren’t happy about a proposed natural gas pipeline running through their properties, and they aren’t letting work on the pipeline begin without a fight.

As the Flint Journal reports, some residents aren’t allowing representatives from Energy Transfer Partners, whose 800-mile ET Rover Pipeline is proposed to go through We…

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Victory for Wolves in Wyoming: Federal Judge Reinstates Federal Protections Statewide

from Center for Biological Diversity

WASHINGTON— Federal protections for gray wolves in Wyoming were reinstated today after a judge invalidated the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s 2012...

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What can we learn from our conservation work in wetlands? Bird populations in wetlands are improving while other bird habitats continue to see declines according to the new State of the Birds Report. What happened in the ’90s that started that upward trend?

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Also fucked up

Yellowstone is taking another step forward in efforts to restore native Yellowstone cutthroat trout in park waters. Elk Creek and its tributaries including Lost and Yancey creeks are located near Tower Junction in the Yellowstone River drainage. Decades ago, the streams were stocked with non-native brook trout. Their presence has contributed to a decline in native cutthroat trout in these creeks. Brook trout compete with cutthroat trout and often completely displace them and other native fish species. Next week, biologists will introduce a fish toxin into the streams to remove the non-native brook trout as part of Yellowstone’s Native Fish Conservation Plan and Environmental Assessment, which was approved in May 2011. The project will not impact the nearby Yellowstone River. While the chemical rotenone will be introduced in small quantities, visitors are advised not to swim in or drink from the streams through September 30. Warning signs will be posted at all treated areas. After all brook trout have been removed, the park will reintroduce genetically pure native Yellowstone cutthroat trout to the streams. More information on the park’s Native Fish Conservation Plan can be found online at Yellostone - Park Planning.

(via: Yellowstone National Park)

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Ohio Supreme Court ruled 6-1 to potentially allow part of a state wildlife area to be strip-mined for coal.

Ruling could open up $2 million of coal to be dug out of a 651-acre section of the Brush Creek Wildlife Area owned by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. (via think-progress)

So fucked up

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True #scottishindependence

No matter what happens in Scotland tonight/tomorrow, we hope that either independence or new powers within the union will enable Scotland to better protect ecological communities and nonhumans. Good luck.

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A fast moving Raccoon (Procyon lotor) barely escapes a hungry American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) at a wildlife monitoring station in SW Florida, USA.

(via: My Florida Wildlife Commission)

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'Blackfish' producers aim to give rats an image makeover next New documentary will be based on Robert Sullivan’s book ‘Rats: Observations on the History and Habitat of the City’s Most Unwanted Inhabitants.’

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Silent Stargazers by: Steve Perry