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Nineteenth-century poet John Clare was essentially foretelling the dire environmental state we see today
08-05-2018
Nineteenth-century poet John Clare wove together “descriptions of the environment and accounts of human life,” making no distinction between human…
Birds you won’t believe are threatened with extinction
07-05-2018
Seven birds that were once considered common and widespread are now plummeting towards extinction. Some of the species on this…
Fewer blackbirds in Dutch gardens
07-05-2018
The blackbird population in the Netherlands is not doing well, according to Sovon bird research. Sovon's interim figures show that…
Shorebirds face extinction
07-05-2018
A worldwide catastrophe is underway among an extraordinary group of birds — the marathon migrants we know as shorebirds. Numbers…
Bird populations are being decimated worldwide
28-04-2018
A while back we took note of a study that showed populations of airborne insects have declined by 76 percent…
Chemical madness that haunts the world
25-04-2018
All of humanity currently risks exposure to toxic chemicals all over creation in a similar vein to the Mad Hatter…
The iconic curlew will be extinct as a breeding species in Ireland within a decade
23-04-2018
The haunting cry of the curlew (Numenius arquata) has long been embedded in Irish literary culture as well as in…
Agricultural intensification threatens 74% of the 1,469 bird species globally at risk of extinction
23-04-2018
One in eight bird species is threatened with global extinction, and once widespread creatures such as the puffin, snowy owl…
Neonicotinoids may affect the developing nervous system of children
21-04-2018
Two popular types of the pesticide neonicotinoid used widely on America’s foods may cause brain impairment and should be restricted,…
EFSA report on pesticide residues in food
20-04-2018
According to Regulation (EC) No 396/2005 on maximum residue levels of pesticides in or on food and feed, European Union…
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