Rivers Recover Once Dams Gone; Climate Change To Extinguish 1/6 Species; Suzuki: Saving Monarch Butterflies

(Before It's News)

Rivers recover rapidly once dams are gone, study finds.

One in six of world’s species faces extinction due to climate change if world leaders fail to take action on climate change, according to a new analysis.

David Suzuki: How to Save the Monarch Butterfly. A single severe storm could extinguish the entire monarch population.

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