Category Archives: Climate Change

Vultures scavenge among rubbish, Costa del Este, Panama City. Photo: Luis Acosta More worrying statistics about how we are polluting our seas, the very thing that gave life to this planet. This is Number 11 in the Climate Change environmental articles. … Continue reading →

Activists from Greenpeace display a banner before the United Nations headquarters during ongoing negotiations at the UN on a treaty to protect the high seas in New York  Photo: Ed Jones This is No 11 in our climate change environmental … Continue reading →

Flooding, Menindee area, New South Wales, Australia. Photo: Samara Anderson This is Article 10 in our series on Climate Change. Though a limited amount of coastal loss would incur as sea levels rise, readers in Scotland, thinking the land hilly and … Continue reading →

This is Number8 in our Climate Change series, articles culled from international publications. Readers of the Grousist’s regular auto industry articles – stopped during Covid – will know I have a love-hate relationship with the car. For ever advantage the … Continue reading →

A kelp forest off Anacapa Island, California, USA This is the sixth in our Climate Change series of articles and research papers, this time devoted to the seas we have bespoiled, polluted with plastic and sewage, and nuclear waste. The … Continue reading →

‘If the sea were a country, it would be the 6th biggest economy.’ Photo: Damocean This is another in our Climate Change series of articles witten by environmental scientists in the specialism and campaingers. It goes without emphasis that the … Continue reading →

Illegal fires in the Amazon rainforest, Pará state, Brazil, 2020. Photo: Carl de Souza This is another in our watch on Climate Change articles gathered from newspapers worldwide. Enviromentalist George Monbiot asks why governments are funding the Earth’s degradation. WHY IS … Continue reading →

Commentary on these collected images is, quite frankly, almost superfluous. Humankind is determined to perish.

Cattle pens in Colarado. Photo: Jim West With the exception of bacon, I have not eaten meat knowingly since the late 1980s. I was scunnered seeing a near-raw steak on my plate oozing blood and showing veins. Earlier I had … Continue reading →

Braemar, foot of the Cairngorms, sees temperatures drop to -27.2C. Photo: Katherine Anne Rose PREPARING FOR A CRYOGENIC WINTER by Eve Livingson On the first day of November in Braemar, Aberdeenshire, there is a bitter chill in the air and the … Continue reading →