Living As A Bird Shows Us Role of Territorialism in Avian Life
Vinciane Despret’s fascinating new book Living as a Bird explores how and why birds get territorial as winter turns to spring as well as other aspects of avian life.
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The Technological Singularity
New book explains the technological singularity, and what it would mean if ordinary human intelligence were enhanced or overtaken by AI.
Climate Activists Are Getting Younger and Younger
Whitney Houston once sang that the children are the future. When it comes to preserving the planet, she may have been right on the mark.
Life In Plastic Explores Artistic Responses To The Age Of Plastic
With impressive breadth and compelling urgency, the essays in Life in Plastic examine the arts and literature of the plastic age.
Ocean Winds: Bringing Us Renewable Fish with Renewable Energy
Offshore wind farms not only produce significant amounts of renewable, carbon-free energy but also create reserves where sea life flourishes.
The Benefits Of Attracting & Living With Wildlife
You can derive many benefits from attracting wildlife to your backyard, besides feeling good that you are fighting habitat loss.
Regeneration: Paul Hawken’s New Climate Roadmap
Paul Hawken’s visionary approach to climate change weaves justice, biodiversity, equity & human dignity into a tapestry of transformation.
Rooftop Nesting: Lifeline for Least Terns Facing Coastal Loss
Plastic pollution, beach trash and coastal development have all but obliterated shorebirds’ once pristine habitat.
Even Rocket Scientists Can Be Wrong
Rocket scientist Elon Musk might be concerned about climate change, but even he doesn’t have all the facts right.
Snowshoe Hare At Sunrise, Sunset
The snowshoe hare reminds us of the coming of winter in Lynne Goldsmith’s captivating poem.