Pollution has gone global, we’re contaminating each other via high-altitude winds.
We can’t keep our destructive hands off anything. The seas are dying and turning into a toxic soup thanks to our industrial use of fertilisers and other ugly byproducts bacteria thrive on.
Milan is to start charging vehicles entering the city based on their emissions.
Hollywood is the second largest polluter in the Los Angeles area. The full report is online. (thanks Dimitri)
Inside your car you inhale 5 times more smog than outside.
Dear Mr Winterkorn, you could actually choose not to give customers what they want, or rather what your advertising makes them want.
Don’t overdo it today, we’re in the middle of a pollution peak. Coincidentally, coach drivers will be protesting a new European law by driving en masse through Brussels. Great timing…
Scraping the vehicle pollution off tunnel walls creates the art of Alexandre Orion.
The health effects of shipping fuel fumes have been under the radar for a long time but statistics are starting to show up. No mention of the port of Antwerp in there, but considering its size, I imagine there must be consequences to the local population.
Air quality is [downright horrible][1] today so moderate your cycling speed and don’t get into that car if you’re a driver.
[1]: http://deus.irceline.be/~celinair/pm/pm10.php?lan=en (Particulate matter (PM10 and PM2.5) concentrations in ambient air [site language: English])
Good move: Berlin, Cologne and Hannover have banned heavily polluting cars from their city centers.
Good move: Berlin, Cologne and Hannover have banned heavily polluting cars from their city centers.
A visit to the Pacific's toxic garbage island, where our plastic goes to die/kill. It's a 12 part video so I'm not embedding it, just start with the link and you'll see the rest.
A visit to the Pacific’s toxic garbage island, where our plastic goes to die/kill. It’s a 12 part video so I’m not embedding it, just start with the link and you’ll see the rest.
