Tangled Bank 93
The new Tangled Bank is up over at from Archaea to Zeaxanthol. Go an give it a read. THe usual wide variety of posts is on offer. Something for everyone!
My recent post on the perils of geo-engineering is included.
The new Tangled Bank is up over at from Archaea to Zeaxanthol. Go an give it a read. THe usual wide variety of posts is on offer. Something for everyone!
My recent post on the perils of geo-engineering is included.
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Are you an eco-blogger?
Go and read the many excellent examples on offer in Oekologie #11 at 10 000 Birds to help you determine the answer to this edifying question.
My own post on Animal adjustments as a response to climate change is included.
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The new edition of the Tangled Bank blog carnival is out over at The Other 95%. The usual potpourri of interesting science blog posts across a variety of disciplines.
My recent post on the danger to coral reefs is included.
Go over, have a read and expand your horizons.
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The blog carnival Tangled Bank #89 is up over at Aardvarchaeology, including posts on beasties, doctorin', 'nurvs' and 'hypnerotomachia'.
All the posts I read were good, but I found the stories about iffy medical experimentation and the increasing incidence of measles in the UK due to the autism-vaccine scare especially interesting.
My post 'Down south' is also featured in the carnival.
Read and Enjoy!
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Documenting the effects of climate change and other human impacts on the world around us
Humans are producing unprecedented changes to the Earth system as a whole. Overpopulation and climate change, human greed and over-exploitation of natural resources -- all are acting in concert and creating an environmental crisis that potentially threatens our survival as a species. What exactly are we doing to our selves? Our society? Our planet? How do we know?
Answering these sorts of questions is the focus of this blog. The main item of business is creating a living, real-time record of climate change impacts as they are observed and reported. Other natural or human-induced climate drivers are also fair game. Both media sources and scientific papers are open for discussion.