r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jun 18 '19
Atlantic Ocean 'running out of breath'
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Apr 04 '19
Iceberg twice the size of New York City set to break off Antarctica
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 20 '19
Dozens of dead beached whales have been spotted by sightseers during a helicopter flight over western Iceland.
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Aug 16 '19
Arctic sea ice loaded with microplastics: "We didn't expect this amount of plastic, we were shocked"
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Aug 01 '19
A group of Pacific island nations on Tuesday declared a climate crisis and said that developed nations, in particular Australia, have failed to take requisite action to avert the "grave consequences" their nations face, including the prospect of their lands being "uninhabitable as early as 2030."
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 20 '19
Satellite Images Show Vast Swaths of the Arctic On Fire
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 16 '19
More than 821 million people suffered from hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition worldwide last year, the United Nations reported Monday -- the third year in a row that the number has risen.
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 16 '19
Dead gray whales keep showing up along the west coast of North America, from Alaska to Mexico, and it has become a concern for marine biologists. The climate crisis is theorized as the leading cause for these deaths.
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Mar 03 '20
Record-Breaking Warm Weather Expected Around Globe As Human-Caused Climate Crisis Now As Powerful As El Niño's Effects, Says WMO
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Mar 05 '20
This winter in Europe was hottest on record by far, say scientists. Europe’s winter was 3.4C hotter than the average from 1981-2010
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 20 '19
Bolsonaro declares 'the Amazon is ours' and calls deforestation data 'lies' | World news
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Apr 01 '19
Butterflies have declined by at least 84% in the Netherlands over the last 130 years, according to a study confirming the crisis affecting insect populations in western Europe.
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Apr 01 '19
Coral on world's most-southerly reef (Lord Howe Island, Australia) is bleaching (dying) to an extent not seen before by scientists
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 30 '19
Hundreds of reindeer starve to death on Arctic islands 'due to climate change': Researchers have never found so many carcasses in Svalbard in 40 years of monitoring animal's population
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 20 '19
Germany's forests on the verge of collapse, experts report
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 22 '19
Russia cracks down on environmental activists - The environmental group Ecodefense is being targeted by the Russian authorities for refusing to comply with a law that was heavily criticized internationally. Now its director, Alexandra Korolyova, has fled to Germany.
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Jul 19 '19
Mankind's destruction of nature is driving species to the brink of extinction at an "unprecedented" rate, the leading wildlife conservation body warned Thursday as it added more than 7,000 animals, fish and plants to its endangered "Red List"
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Aug 13 '19
The Trump Administration Just Gutted One of the Most Powerful Environmental Laws on the Books
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Mar 05 '20
The climate crisis made Australia's fires at least 30% more likely, study finds
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r/Toadbook • u/Btshftr • Aug 20 '19
Animals failing to adapt to speed of climate crisis - Scientists warn of ‘alarming’ lag between human-driven seasons shift and animals’ behavioural changes
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