CoML – 10 Years!
…read Jesse’s poem, The Census of Marine Life is about the total richness of the sea, which serves as the foreword to the new book, Life in the World’s Oceans:…
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The New Republic – America the O.K. -Why life in the U.S. has never been better
…Jesse Ausubel on Industrial Ecology. The New York Academy of Sciences has published Annal 866 (1998), “Scientific Coopertion, State Conflict: The Role of Scientists in Mitigating International Discord,” A.L. de…
Deep Carbon Observatory News
…Oil and Gas sector 23 December 2009 The new international Deep Carbon Observatory https://dco.ciw.edu/ led by Robert Hazen and Russ Hemley has launched its website. Jesse and Veselin Kostov have…
Industrial Ecology: A Coming of Age Story
JH Ausubel. Resources
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…new fusion of the old siblings, economics and ecology.[1] Industry, quantitatively, had essentially solved the problem of production. Factories could readily and cheaply make masses of shoes the world might want…
High school students explore urban environment with DNA
…of 2008 student-led “Sushigate.” Brenda and Matt’s DNAHouse study is capturing wide public interest, including stories in New York Times, New York Post, NPR, NBC TV, and over 230 media…
Fishing for DNA paper published
…in Waters off New York U.S. News & World Report – Alister Doyle – Reuters El ADN residual puede revolucionar el conocimiento de las …W Radio-EFE – Julio Rivas –Durante…
Hudson Canyon at Explorers Club
A Dive into Hudson Canyon: New York’s Atlantic Secret The Wildlife Conservation Society, The New York Aquarium, and The Explorers Club invite you to a dive into Hudson Canyon –…
New data point to need for better theories about species formation
…indifference” (Great 15-year project to decipher genes stirs opposition. New York Times, June 5, 1990). The Times article details some of the initial negative reactions: “Even if scientists manage to…
How many plant species are there? Facing success, some taxonomists falter
…matched with a species name in some kind of database, an untrained person could use a sequence or a DNA-chip to read the barcode in a botanical sample, send it…
Barcoding aids biodiversity science, new examples; some taxonomists worry, part 2
…species from other regions of the world. A reference library of DNA barcodes will help regulatory agencies enforce fish quotas and may enable new forms of certification that will be…