The Conservation:
Adriana Craciun: Vagrant, Invasive or Pioneer?→
/The Conversation:
Water Blogged: Science's Role in Society→
/UW-Madison: Center for Limnology
Michael Thomas: Hopeful Climate Stories of 2022→
/Distilled:
The Guardian: High Carp Prices Affect Poles→
/Reuters in Warsaw:
John McCracken: Wisconsin Fish Fry →
/Grist:
David Nikel: SF6 (Sulfur hexafluoride): Truths and Myths→
/Norwegian University of Science and Technology:
Jeremy Miller: Trojan Trout→
/bioGraphic:
Hannah Ritchie: How We Fixed the Ozone Layer→
/Works in Progress
Shannon Prather: Bird Deaths from Lead Tackle→
/Star Tribune:
Latest statistics from necropsy of Minnesota loons showed a lead poisoning rate of 14%, and based on these and other data, it is estimated that 100 to 200 loons die per year from lead fishing tackle in Minnesota. A needless loss.
Cara Giaimo: Shifting Baseline Syndrome→
/Anthropocene:
Curt Meine & Bryan Norton: The Pragmatist's View→
/Center for Humans & Nature:
Interesting perspective that we need to broaden our timelines to create pragmatic environmental solutions.
Sonia Shah: Native or Invasive -- Or Why these Classifications?→
/Yale360:
Invasive biologists’ value judgments cannot be supported by science (i.e., values are not in the realm of science). Labeling species as native/nonnative, invasive/noninvasive, good/bad often limits pragmatic management. Categorization leads to prejudice, prejudice leads to contempt, contempt leads to hate, and hate leads to the dark side. We need to be pragmatic and binary thinking is destructive.
Robert Macfarlane: Should Nature Have Rights→
/The Guardian:
Siobhan Leddy: Read more Ursula Le Guin→
/The Outline: