Weekly Article of Special Interest #54
Footprints of renewables and fossil fuels As many of you have also likely heard, renewable energy skeptics claim that we’d have to “pave over paradise” [apologies to Joni Mitchell] using tremendous amounts of
Footprints of renewables and fossil fuels As many of you have also likely heard, renewable energy skeptics claim that we’d have to “pave over paradise” [apologies to Joni Mitchell] using tremendous amounts of
Corals Past Tipping Point! As those of you who know me, this issue is personal for me. I’ve dived on spectacularly beautiful coral reefs and on dying and dead coral reefs. The difference
Footprints of renewables and fossil fuels As many of you have also likely heard, renewable energy skeptics claim that we’d have to “pave over paradise” [apologies to Joni Mitchell] using tremendous amounts of
Hope for west coast kelp beds – one sunflower sea star at a time Decades ago, I was fortunate to spend seemingly endless hours diving in California’s lush kelp beds.
Call to Action – Preserve the Endangerment Finding You’ll notice immediately that this “weekly article of special interest” is not about an article. It’s my request for you to submit
Wildfire & Climate feedback loops Here in Oregon our fire danger indicators vary between high and extreme for most of the summer and fall, a trend that has worsened over
Communication & Misinformation I found this article from last week in Inside Climate News “Journalism, Propaganda and Climate Change” an interesting comparison of journalism versus “communication”. It seems that in
Human’s Best Friend – or more? I just returned from two days of lobbying my Representatives and Senators (all environmentalists) for stronger climate and environmental legislation and push back against
The OBBB Act – Trump’s 4th of July birthday gift to China On July 4th 2025, President Trump signed the One, Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBB Act) that had been
Solar Powered Sea Slug This short article in Nature combines two of my favorite things, solar power and nudibranchs (sea slugs). [Note you may need to sign up for or sign into a free account