Living in a Material World
IK Wernick. Issues in Science and Technology
Winter (2014):
29–31
2014
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Earth at night – if the rest of the world lived like America
NM Victor, JH Ausubel. Electronic Journal of Sustainable Development
1 (1):
2007
Quiet Ocean news
…the first World Ocean Passive Acoustic Monitoring Day in June. The newsletter also provides updates on the global hydrophone metadatabase, low-cost hydrophones, and effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on ocean…
Quiet Ocean Experiment in Nature magazine
…Ocean Experiment (IQOE) in studying ocean sound and its effects on marine organisms. PHE has helped conceive and foster the IQOE. More news is in the March 2019 IQOE Newsletter….
Reuters article on COVID-19 & Quiet Ocean Experiment
Journalist Maurice Tamman wrote an excellent, widely published article, Pandemic offers scientists unprecedented chance to hear oceans as they once were, about the International Quiet Ocean Experiment (IQOE) for Reuters….
IQOE on the radio
The International Quiet Ocean Experiment is the subject of a good segment on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered news program prepared by Sasha Pfeiffer and Lynn Jolicoeur at WBUR…
Balancing the life cycle impacts of notebook computers: Taiwan’s experience [PDF]
LT Lu, IK Wernick, TY Hsiao, YH Yu, YM Yang, HW Ma. Resources, Conservation and Recycling
48:
13-25
2006
Greenhouse Common Sense – Why global-warming economics matters more than science
Jesse is quoted in the Dec 1 issue of U.S. News and World Report in an article by Greg Easterbrook titled “Greenhouse Common Sense- Why global-warming economics matters more than…
The Taboos of Kyoto-Key issues get the warming conference’s cold shoulder
Jesse is quoted again by U.S. News and World Report (December 15 issue, pages 40-41). The Taboos of Kyoto-Key issues get the warming conference’s cold shoulder…
Distances and characters
…at what methods were best for integrating the growing pool of DNA barcode data into systematics, the science of classifying organisms based on evolutionary history. Using real-world examples, authors DeSalle,…