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Tree Aid

October 13, 2015

Charity aims to train 32,000 families to grow trees, fight hunger Sami Grover (@samigrover) Science / Climate Change © Tree Aid photo Earlier today I asked readers to help Republic …

Exxon’s Climate Concealment

October 11, 2015

The Opinion Pages | Op-Ed Contributor Exxon’s Climate Concealment By NAOMI ORESKESOCT. 9, 2015 The Exxon Mobil Refinery in Torrance, Calif. Credit Jamie Rector/Bloomberg CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — MILLIONS of Americans …

This is bike rush hour in Copenhagen

October 11, 2015

This is bike rush hour in Copenhagen (how it should be everywhere) Michael Graham Richard (@Michael_GR) Transportation / Bikes October 8, 2015 Screen capture Vimeo Jim Salde has filmed a …

Survival tactic!

October 11, 2015

ScienceShot Plant seeds look, smell like poop—fooling dung beetles into planting them By Hanae Armitage “Fecal mimicry” is not a phrase you hear too often. But for the South African …

Mass extinctions are more complicated

October 9, 2015

Palaeontology Layers of meaning  Mass extinctions are more complicated than they might at first appear Oct 3rd 2015  Knowledge trapped in stone THE dinosaurs, as every schoolchild knows, died out …

The battle for the Salar de Uyuni

October 9, 2015

The battle for the Salar de Uyuni This gorgeous salt plain may be the key to keeping our electronics charged up. By: John Donovan The Salar de Uyuni can reflect …

New Marine Sanctuary the Size of France

October 9, 2015

New Zealand Unveils a New Marine Sanctuary the Size of France in the South Pacific Lisa Spear Osman Orsal—ReutersNew Zealand’s Prime Minister John Key speaks during a dawn ceremony marking …

The SP1 gene ‘de-stresses’ plants

October 9, 2015

Scientists find gene that makes plants more carefree under climate stress The SP1 gene ‘de-stresses’ plants, making them resilient to harsh conditions and furthering the possibility of future crops resistant …

Cacti facing extinction, study warns

October 7, 2015

 Cacti facing extinction, study warns By Mark Kinver Environment reporter, BBC News Image copyright Craig Hilton-Taylor Although cacti are now found worldwide, all but one species’ natural range is limited …