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Day: June 6, 2014

Brazil Leads The World In Reducing Carbon Emissions By Slashing Deforestation

Brazil’s success in slowing rain forest destruction has resulted in enormous reductions in carbon emissions and shows that it’s possible to zealously promote sustainability while still growing the economy, suggests a new study.

Rising Seas Wash Dead Away from Marshall Islands Graves

Rising sea levels have washed the remains of at least 26 Japanese second world war soldiers from their graves on a low-lying Pacific archipelago, the foreign minister of the Marshall Islands has said.

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