Environment Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Bill Williams NWR–Nutting’s Flycatcher

  

  On March 2, Lauren Harter and I searched the Mesquito Flats at Bill Williams NWR for the continuing Nutting’s Flycatcher, Myiarchus nuttingi. After an hour of... Read more

  The 15 March 2012 by   Timschreckengost
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• Green Schools and Academic Success

  

  A team of researchers at the University of Colorado Denver (UCD) found a small positive correlation between academic success at schools that employ... Read more

  The 15 March 2012 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Sustainable Dining? Or Taking the Piss? Greenhouse by Joost

  

  I found myself again, unplanned in Melbourne. Sarah has arrived for 24 hours only. Melbourne Food and Wine Festival, lucky you - quite prophetic to place... Read more

  The 15 March 2012 by   Thehedonista
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• Worlds Collide: Greenwashed Development to Kill Biodiversity

  

  Another development fiasco that, if it goes ahead, will devastate a Biodiversity Hotspot and ultimately, reduce the livelihood prospects of millions of West... Read more

  The 15 March 2012 by   Bradshaw
  

• Florida Birding Trip

  

  For spring break I took a week long birding trip with Ian Gardner, Josh Lefever, and Mark Mizak. We covered a good portion of southern Florida, the Atlantic sid... Read more

  The 14 March 2012 by   Timschreckengost
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• The Giant, Underestimated Earthquake Threat to North America

  

  The Giant, Underestimated Earthquake Threat to North America(Excerpt:) The enormous fault off 
the coast of the Pacific Northwest has been silent for three... Read more

  The 13 March 2012 by   Jc_refuge
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• US is First in Renewable Energy

  

  Ernst and Young’s most recent quarterly Renewable Attractiveness report reveals that the United States has regained its top spot as the most attractive country... Read more

  The 13 March 2012 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Featured Animal: Cougar

  

  The cougar is native to the Americas, particularly south America and western North America and is often known by other names such as mountain lion, puma and... Read more

  The 13 March 2012 by   Azanimals
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• MIT Study Details Future of Grid and Renewable Energy

  

  A recent study by the Massachusetts Institute for Technology (MIT) looked at what it deemed as “One of the most important emerging challenges facing the grid . ... Read more

  The 13 March 2012 by   2ndgreenrevolution
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• Shark Produce Consumption Potentially Life Changing

  

  It is widely known that sharks are relentlessly persecuted every year in the finning industry to provide the ‘star’ ingredient in shark fin soup popular in Asia... Read more

  The 12 March 2012 by   Haleydolton
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