Maglevs in the NY Times
An article about the Hyperloop magnetically levitated train in the 10 August 2017 New York Times quotes Jesse Ausubel: Why Even the Hyperloop Probably Wouldn’t Change Your Commute Time Humans…
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Cockroach
…from different parts of the globe, have emigrated to New York City where they now live together and interbreed–a lot like people! Â Co-authors include Chris von Beeren and Daniel…
Stimulated by a request
Stimulated by a request from the Economist magazine for an article on sustainability for their 6 July issue, Iddo Wernick updates our classic figure on materials use and dematerialization in…
Abiotic Petroleum Bibliography
Our bibliography on abiotic petroleum origins grows bigger and better with the inclusion of another 50+ references to Russian papers, courtesy to Vladimir Kutcherov. Stay tuned for more exciting updates….
Visualizing birds: Part 2. Distant clusters, unfinished taxonomy
In 1911, Rutherford proposed correctly that essentially all the mass of an atom is concentrated in a tiny “central charge” (what we now call the nucleus) and that the rest…
DNA barcoding identifies invasive pests, appears ready for agricultural application
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Growing Population May Need Less, Not More, Land to Feed Itself in Fifty Years
COUNCIL FOR AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (CAST) NEWS RELEASE New Study By Leading Agricultural Group Proposes That a More Crowded Planet May Be Simultaneously Better Fed and Greener AMES, IA…
Mark Stoeckle looks at a glass of water
PHE’s Mark Stoeckle shared our work on marine eDNA at Parsons School of Design, New School University on October 22, 2021. The online series invites artists and scientists to share…
World species census updated
…pdf for download). According to Chapman’s analysis, there are 1.9 million published species in the world. Approximately 18,000 new species are described each year, 75% of which are invertebrates, 11%…
Natural Restoration Promised if Humans Embrace Technology
Fred Pearce, BioMedNet News, www.bmn.com Amsterdam — Planet Earth is on the verge of a “great restoration” of nature – or it will be, provided humanity takes the right tack…