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Mass die-off of fish and marine life on Durban coastline linked to chemical spill Pollution

Mass die-off of fish and marine life on Durban coastline linked to chemical spill

By Earth Touch News

Official in Durban have closed beaches following a fish die-off caused by a chemical spill.

one year ago
This South Pacific island of rubbish shows why we need to quit our plastic habit Human Impact

This South Pacific island of rubbish shows why we need to quit our plastic habit

By Earth Touch News

The remote island has the highest density of plastic debris reported anywhere on the planet.

5 years ago
10,000 ‘scrotum’ frogs just died in Peru and activists are blaming pollution Pollution

10,000 ‘scrotum’ frogs just died in Peru and activists are blaming pollution

By Ian Dickinson

Reports say some 10,000 of these critically endangered frogs turned up dead on the shores of the Coata River in Peru recently. 

6 years ago
One of the world's rarest dolphins born in the wild in Cambodia (PHOTOS) Endangered

One of the world's rarest dolphins born in the wild in Cambodia (PHOTOS)

By Sarah Keartes

Cambodia’s dwindling population of critically endangered Irrawaddy river dolphins has increased by one!

6 years ago
Florida's toxic algae bloom puts local wildlife at risk Pollution

Florida's toxic algae bloom puts local wildlife at risk

By Earth Touch News

A state of emergency has been declared in Florida as invading blue-green algae chokes miles of its coastline – and the thick sludge spreading through...

6 years ago
First a straw, now a fork. Turtles are choking on our plastic trash. News Pollution

First a straw, now a fork. Turtles are choking on our plastic trash.

By Rachel Pendergrass

It's yet another rescue that highlights the impact of plastic pollution on marine life: biologists recently removed a plastic fork from a sea turtle's...

7 years ago
Rescue mission: Swimmers race to save tangled blue shark in Italy News Sharks

Rescue mission: Swimmers race to save tangled blue shark in Italy

By Sarah Keartes

When swimmers along Italy's Porto Pollo beach noticed a blue shark making small circles close to shore, they were initially concerned for their own...

7 years ago
Mystery substance is killing seabirds in San Francisco News Pollution

Mystery substance is killing seabirds in San Francisco

By Earth Touch News

A mystery substance is killing birds along the San Francisco coast. Reports of seabirds coated in a thick, sticky goo first began surfacing late on...

8 years ago
Q&A: An Earth Touch filmmaker recounts her heart-rending journey down the Congo River Feature In The Field

Q&A: An Earth Touch filmmaker recounts her heart-rending journey down the Congo River

By Kira Ivanoff

Following in the footsteps of legendary explorers, an Earth Touch filmmaker recently embarked on her own trip down the Congo River in the hope of...

8 years ago
Vampire Diaries star Ian Somerhalder speaks up for nature News Human Impact

Vampire Diaries star Ian Somerhalder speaks up for nature

By Sarah Keartes

Nature doesn't need people. People need nature. These are the words behind 'Nature Is Speaking', the latest educational push from non-profit...

8 years ago
30 years after Chernobyl, reindeer herders are still feeling the blast News Pollution

30 years after Chernobyl, reindeer herders are still feeling the blast

By Sarah Keartes

Though it's been almost 30 years since the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, Norway's reindeer still test positive for radioactive contamination - and this...

8 years ago
How we can save coral reefs (and why we should want to) Feature Coral Reefs

How we can save coral reefs (and why we should want to)

By Earth Touch News

As oceans grow warmer and more acidic, scientists are developing new strategies to rescue the 'rainforests of the sea'.

8 years ago
Reef survey takes 360° cameras underwater in the Florida Keys News Coral Reefs

Reef survey takes 360° cameras underwater in the Florida Keys

By Earth Touch News

The Catlin Seaview Survey, an ambitious expedition to map out the world's coral reefs like never before, has made its first foray into US waters,...

8 years ago
Without the ice the Earth will fall: Actress Emma Thompson fights for the Arctic News Habitat Destruction

Without the ice the Earth will fall: Actress Emma Thompson fights for the Arctic

By Earth Touch News

Earlier this month, British actress Emma Thompson, along with her 15-year-old daughter Gaia, pushed off from the chilly and remote shores of...

8 years ago
The oldest living things, through a photographer's lens Opinion Human Impact

The oldest living things, through a photographer's lens

By Earth Touch News

For the past five years, photographer Rachell Sussaman has been travelling the globe in search of the world's oldest living organisms.

8 years ago
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Blobfish might be a gooey mess out of water, but check out a living one! (VIDEO)

Blobfish might be a gooey mess out of water, but check out a living one! (VIDEO)

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