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ecology
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3.24.2014
Ecotourism and poverty
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This is a hard problem to answer well, but its certainly an interesting question. Quantifying causal mechanisms to determine how protected...
7.26.2013
Pricing the clathrate gun hypothesis
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In this week's Nature : We calculate that the costs of a melting Arctic will be huge, because the region is pivotal to the functio...
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2.15.2013
Human socio-economics predict elephant population better than elephant habitat
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Understanding spatial differences in African elephant densities and occurrence, a continent-wide analysis Willem F. de Boer, Frank van Lan...
6.11.2012
Nature on Rio+20
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Johannes points out that Nature is running a special issue on the environment in honor of Rio +20. Of special interest is the following ...
5.14.2012
Was there a trend break when Noah built his Ark?
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I just sifted through a 700-entry bibliography, and this was the coolest paper I found (2008, PNAS). It definitely wins the FE-paper-find-o...
12.19.2011
I know unsustainable development when I see it
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People frequently ask "What is sustainable development?" That's a hard question to answer well at a cocktail party. But the ...
5.10.2011
How important is brain temperature? Ask a large predator fish
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This is the kind of thing I can't believe they didn't teach me in elementary school. I knew the platypus was exceptional among mamm...
11.30.2010
Urban ecology doesn't care about your locavore agenda
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I'm not sure how well this comes through on the blog, but Sol and I (and, I think it's safe to say, many if not most of the people i...
7.08.2010
Biosphere Influences on Climate and Respect for Complexity
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Photo source Doing academic research involving climate means that every few times I tell someone what I do I get as a response some que...
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5.24.2010
Migrating birds on the front page of the NY Times
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I'm very impressed and surprised by the coverage . And its a great story about innovations in scientific research. I didn't even re...
12.01.2009
Sound pollution and sea mammals
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This is a really interesting (and easy to read) article in Physics Today (I don't know why it's there) on the impact of sound pollu...
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