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Bonface Landi

Bonface Landi is an accomplished journalist and environmental activist. He holds a Bachelors’ degree in Mass Communication from Colorado State University and is recognized for his environmental activism. In the past few years, he has dedicated his life to spreading environmental awareness through his writing skills. He currently contributes to several blogs across the U.S. that champion for healthy environmental practices, including Inhabitat. As a writer and editor, he also mentors upcoming writers on ways to speak out about social and environmental issues.
A iceberg horizon in Greeland

Billionaires are funding massive mineral hunt in Greenland

Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg and other billionaires are on a mission to find treasures in Greenland...

A mammoth head with a large tusk standing in front of a black background

Mammoth bones reignite debate on Native American origins

Scientists discovered ancient footprints and mammoth bones in what is now New Mexico. The discovery reignited debate...

A boat with a net thrown over an ocean

Divers remove nearly 50 tons of debris from coral reefs

Nearly 50 tons of waste have been removed from the marine ecosystem in Hawaii. The final pieces of waste were collected...

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Floating platform "blowhole" can generate energy from waves

Wave Swell Energy, an Australian clean energy company, developed an extraordinary wave energy harvesting platform....

A forest of redwoods, the tallest trees in the world

Visiting the world's largest tree could land you in jail

Officials at California's Redwood National Park issued a statement prohibiting members of the public from visiting...

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The Sprite bottle will no longer be green, what now?

The Coca-Cola Company announced last Wednesday that it will be changing the packaging for its lemon drink Sprite...

A swarm of bees on honeycomb

Fort never surrendered to British soldiers invaded by bees

Fort Stanwix National Monument, commonly known as the fort that never surrendered to the British during America’s...

A wetland connected to an ocean

California revives multibillion-dollar Delta tunnel project

California Governor Gavin Newsom revived plans to construct the controversial Delta tunnel water project. On Wednesday,...

Cows grazing on a field during evening time

Thousands of dead cattle dumped in Kansas landfill

Top U.S. cattle feeders sent 1000 pounds of cattle carcasses to landfills following massive deaths caused by the...

A landscape of a desert

A 4.6 billion-years-old meteorite found in the Sahara Desert

Scientists are still trying to figure out how a 4.6 billion-year-old meteorite rock found itself in the Sahara...

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Biodegradable silk is an alternative to microplastics

A team of scientists at MIT and experts from other parts of the world developed a silk-based product that could...

An up-close photo of a moth

Moths use ultrasound to fend off bats and predators

In a new study published in the journal PNAS, researchers found that there are more species of moths that produce...

A monarch butterfly landing on a flower

Monarch butterfly listed as endangered on the IUCN red list

On Thursday, officials at the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) announced the addition...

A cow standing in a field of grass

Cow manure will power a renewable energy plant in Japan

Anaergia, a Canadian-based company, partnered with Japanese firm Toyo Energy Solution to build a biogas plant that...

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Bees are now legally recognized as fish in California

Bees are now officially recognized as fish in California thanks to a ruling by the California Court of Appeal....

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