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Author: Erin Elizabeth

Pollution soars in Houston after chemical industry leaks

Houston is still suffering from Hurricane Harvey, long after the storm has passed. But not just because of the flooding or number of damaged homes and roads. Rather, it’s because of the leeching of thousands of tons of pollutants thanks to their large petrochemical industry. RELATED ARTICLE: ExxonMobil refineries damaged in Hurricane Harvey and releasing hazardous pollutants The number of people being exposed to “soaring levels” of toxic fumes and potential water contamination is staggering and officials aren’t even sure just who is being exposed to what and to how much because several of the air quality monitors were made inoperable by the hurricane....

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Aquaculture sector loses $1 billion a year to outbreaks of tiny crustaceans infesting and devouring fish farmed for human consumption

Right now, wholesale prices of salmon are 50 percent higher than they were last year, due in part to a surge in parasitic sea lice. And this infestation is threatening to disrupt cultures that count salmon farming as a way of life. The tiny lice are actually little crustaceans that attach themselves to salmon and feed on them. This process either kills the salmon or renders it unsuitable for consumption. These parasites have infested salmon farms in the US, Canada, Scotland, Norway and Chile, which in turn costs the global aquaculture industry about $1 billion annually. 2 “Farmers worldwide consider sea...

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Body of missing advocate found

Twyla Roscovich, the 38-year-old filmmaker, activist, and mother vanished on September 7th prompting a widespread search. She was known for creating films about the area she loved “in an effort to protect the salmon and the environment and raise awareness about everything from First Nations to oil tankers. 3 Last Friday her family released a written statement saying her body had been discovered near Fisherman’s Wharf in Campbell River and that no foul play was suspected. “Roscovich, a Malcolm Island resident, had told people she planned to travel southward on Vancouver Island to get medical treatment from specialists and would camp in her car on Sept. 6 near Nanaimo. Her...

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3 things that happen when you stop showering for a month

I’m gonna be TMI honest with you guys- I don’t ever skip showers. I can’t imagine working out and not washing off that sweat. I mean come on, I live in Florida. I’m not sure if that’s just how I’m wired or if I’ve just gotten used to it. However, I do know people who don’t shower constantly and don’t seem to mind (my editor only washes her hair like once a week- I can’t even imagine that!!!).        RELATED ARTICLE: Don’t use cotton swabs to clean your ears But, what if it was actually healthier for us...

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Brazil is hooked on junk food

It’s a catch 22, you desperately need money and yet, if you work for Company A you will be contributing to not only your slow death but the slow death of your countrymen. Do you take the job, promising yourself you won’t get sucked in or do you pass and continue to struggle to meet your basic needs? It’s a tough choice that no one should ever have to face and one that Brazilians have overwhelming made in favor of Big Business. And it’s literally killing them. Today in Brazil, there are thousands of door-to-door vendors for Nestlé, the world’s LARGEST packaged food...

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