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Churchill Downs and nearby areas of Louisville, Kentucky during the January 1937 flood of the Ohio R

zoobus:gahdamnpunk:This is environmental racismLittle Village coal plant smokestack implosion sparks

indigenous-caribbean:Indigenous people are struggling to clean up 3,000 barrels oil that have poured

Stencil mural seen in Edinburgh, Scotland

whos-this-lisa-person:Environmental sustainability is such a turn on

South Korea Unveils Stunning Eco Dome Environmental CenterThe Ecorium Project, South Korea&rsquo

think-progress:Scientists Have Now Quantified Mountaintop Removal Mining’s Destruction Of Appa

micdotcom:Vile photos show the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border no one is talking aboutWith a spate

Shinsyl’s Commission:Environmental / Landscape painting (+ one optional minor character): pric

Andy Goldsworthy (British, b. 1956, Cheshire, England, based Scotland) - Earth Arts

neurosciencestuff:Researchers search for earliest roots of psychiatric disordersNewborns whose mothe

The artist made this piece a year after she was arrested for participating in a tree-sitting protest

Medicine is PowerDrawn for the Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, 2019 in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

The Mir diamond mine in Russia, over 1,700 feet deep. The open-pit part of the  mine is no long

weirdletter:Evil Roots: Killer Tales of the Botanical Gothic (British Library Tales of the Weird), e

thelandofmaps:World’s Agriculture. Green is for Human Consumption, Purple is for Animal Feed a

For teaching: about bees

wildlife-pirate:Wildlife corridorsHabitat fragmentation is a major contributor to human-wildlife con

The world’s first lawnmower, ca. 1830. This replaced the practice of scything lawns to keep th

mildlyinteresting-blog:ift.tt/304NYfq “Came across some dinosaurs in the woods”

cutesy:by Norwegian conceptual artist Rune Guneriussen

Aganetha Dyck Bee Comb SculpturesAganetha Dyck Bee Comb Sculptures don’t seem intentional,

Earthrise   |   Photo Bill Anders   |   December 24, 1968&am

A wall of bison bones at Saskatoon, Canada, 1890. Bison were so numerous that a herd in Kansas took

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