Salvatore Cardoni
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Past articles by Salvatore:
A Howling Triumph: Mexican Gray Wolf Wins 'Rare & Ready to Be Saved'
It huffed, it puffed, and in the end, it blew away the competition. → Read More
Wolf, Wombat, Whale, Tapir: The 'Rare & Ready to Be Saved' Final Four Showdown Begins
Join TakePart as we showcase scarce and vulnerable critters. Vote for your favorite, and pledge to help ensure its protection. → Read More
127 Million Reasons Why the Cove Dolphin Slaughter Continues
As the 2014–2015 killing season in Taiji, Japan, winds down, TakePart catches up with activist Ric O’Barry to talk about the future of the hunt. → Read More
Revealing the Cove Dolphins' Toxic Secrets
As the killing season nears an end in Taiji, testing shows that dolphin meat sold at Japanese supermarkets is riddled with mercury. → Read More
Look Out Below! 11 Terrifying Sinkholes
Whether naturally occurring or caused by human activity, a sinkhole can be spectacularly destructive. → Read More
7 Landmarks to Visit Before Climate Change Ruins Them
With temperatures and sea levels on the rise, time is running out on your opportunity to see some of the world's most beautiful landmarks. → Read More
This Giant Floating Swimming Pool Is Headed for the Hudson River
The +Pool will turn the polluted waterway into a swimmable oasis. → Read More
Why Little Free Libraries Are the Water Coolers of the Digital Age
The popular, homemade ‘give a book, take a book’ boxes bring neighbors together. → Read More
A Twist on Floor Tiles Gives 'Power Walking' New Meaning
Taking a stroll through a subway station in France generates renewable power. → Read More
Dolphins as They Should Be: Free, in the Open Ocean
Confining the planet's second smartest mammal to a tiny aquarium tank is cruel and unusual punishment. → Read More
Earth: Your Fragile Planet
Earth wasn’t given to us by our parents; she was loaned to us by our children. → Read More
5 Arguments That Will Convince You the Keystone XL Pipeline Is a Bad Idea
The window is closing on your chance to tell Obama to oppose the controversial pipeline. → Read More
Officials Identify the Surprising Killer of 27 Bald Eagles
An unusual wintertime outbreak of West Nile virus is being blamed for the deaths. → Read More
Say It Ain’t So, Santa: Could Climate Change Really Cancel Christmas?
In a new Greenpeace PSA, a not-so-Jolly Old Saint Nicholas sends the world’s children a chilling message about our warming world. → Read More
Somebody Put a Camera on a Toy Car and Drove It Into a Pride of Lions
Eight curious lions and a remote control buggy make for one gorgeous viral video. → Read More
Watch This: Man Films Tornado Tearing Through His House
In Washington, Ill., a sleepy community of 16,000, entire blocks of homes were wiped off the map by last weekend's EF4 tornado. → Read More
Brave, Dumb, or Both? Angler Dives Overboard, Saves 300-Pound Bull Shark
Catch, release, and revive in the waters off Gasparilla, Florida. → Read More
How Your Old CDs Can Turn Sewage Into Drinking Water
Taiwanese researchers have made a breakthrough in wastewater treatment, but will anyone actually drink it? → Read More
Why Putting Gardens on Top of Buses Makes Total Sense
This is a bus. This is a bus with a rooftop garden. Any questions? → Read More
Watch Louis C.K. Eviscerate Climate Change Deniers
What if God came back and saw how we ruined Earth? What would he say, how would he react? Comedian Louis C.K. imagines the scenario. → Read More