Climate Change, Resilience, Communication
Climate Change Last week I listened to a webinar on climate change discussing findings of
Environmental science
Unknown Corals of the Deep
Corals are some of the most beautiful things to be found under the sea, blossoming
Citizen Science
Citizen Scientists An interesting report released last week from the UK Environmental Observation Framework reveals the benefit
Mankind can bet on global warming, and win: Dr.Mark Boslough
Dr. Mark Boslough is a world-renowned expert on global catastrophies. As a Caltech-trained physicist, member
Great danger for the Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef is easily among the world’s great natural wonders. A world heritage
Breaking plates
What do Australia and India have in common? The answer is that they both share
Weekly Science Picks
Sigh, my photo caption sums it all up… But here are the news stories that
Environmental Sabbath Day – A Simple Proposal
In our efforts to reduce greenhouse gases we often overlook the cultural dimensions. These days,
The rise in representation of non-human entities
It happened over ten years ago. Jimmy was incarcerated against his will, held in a
Arctic sea ice extent is plummeting to a likely new record low
The plot is from US National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) and shows the
Adapting Drinking Water Resources to the Impacts of Climate change in Europe – ADWICE Stakeholder Exchange Conference 2012
The ADWICE Stakeholder Conference will take place on 2 October 2012 in Brussels, Belgium. The
A Tankful of Sugar
Remember those toy trucks, the 18-wheelers (tractor-trailers) that gas companies manufactured? If you grew up
The Devil’s Technology
Biotechnology is rarely considered to be good for the environment. In fact, environmental campaigners frequently
The extinction that is yet to come
By 2050 they will all be gone. The worst is yet to come. The Amazon