Petition : Stop the dolphin slaughter in the Feroe Island !

In the Feroe Islands not far from the capital: Torshavn, men massacre dolphins by hundreds.

It is not a matter of food, nor economic interest. It is only by tradition, perhaps their ancestors in the Middle Ages did so out of necessity. Today despicable practices have no reason to exist.

The Feroe Islands are an autonomous archipelago, but still dependent on the Danish Crown still dependent on Denmark, does member of the European Union. The massacre of these Dolphins last all year, but the maximum of this genocide is practice between June and October.

https://www.mesopinions.com/petition/animals/stop-dolphin-slaughter-feroe-island/30269

Alaska M 7.9 Earthquake Impacted Water Well Levels In Florida

Mining Awareness +

From the USGS:
“Alaska Earthquake Rattles Florida’s Groundwater Plumbing
Release Date: JANUARY 24, 2018
At 12:32 am Alaska time on January 23, 2018, a magnitude 7.9 earthquake shook Alaska residents out of their beds and set off fears of a tsunami all down the West Coast. Fortunately, the tsunami was only a few inches in height, but within an hour of the earthquake in Alaska, waves of a different sort were hitting far away in Florida. 

More than 3,500 miles from the Kodiak Earthquake’s epicenter, water levels at the USGS groundwater well near Madison, Florida, spiked by about two inches, while levels at the USGS groundwater well near Fort Lauderdale, Florida, dropped by an inch and a half. Both recovered to their previous levels within an hour.

Hydrographs from two USGS groundwater monitoring sites in Florida show effects on groundwater levels from the M7.9 earthquake near Kodiak, Alaska.

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Save Apes from Merciless Smugglers

Human disregard and greed has driven many species to extinction, with little fanfare. Now some of our closest counterparts in the animal kingdom are in immediate danger of a similar fate. Help end the unforgiving ape trade that captures untold numbers of victims each day.

Source: Save Apes from Merciless Smugglers

Success: Pepsi Cuts Ties with Palm Oil Plantation

PepsiCo has cut ties with a destructive palm oil plantation accused of using illegal child labor. Thank the company for putting human rights ahead of its bottom line.

Source: Success: Pepsi Cuts Ties with Palm Oil Plantation

Stop Choking the Oceans With Plastic Straws

500 million plastic straws are thrown away in the U.S. every day, polluting oceans, harming marine life, and littering coastlines. A proposed policy in California could dramatically reduce this waste. Sign your name to protect our environment from unnecessary plastic straws.

Source: Stop Choking the Oceans With Plastic Straws

38 Members Of The U.S. Congress Sign Letter Against Establishing Council To Promote Trophy Hunting – World Animal News

http://worldanimalnews.com/38-members-congress-sign-letter-establishing-council-promote-trophy-hunting/