Summer hiatus
I will be away from Blog until mid-August….
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NYT article – “Use Energy, Get Rich and Save the Planet”
New York Times columnist John Tierney publishes an article “Use Energy, Get Rich and Save the Planetâ€Â about the PHE work on whether Richer is Greener….
Jesse awarded an honorary doctorate
Dalhousie University bestows an honorary doctorate on Jesse, really an honor for everyone who has contributed to the work of the ‘Program for the Human Environment’ for the past 20…
“History of Marine Animal Populations” project of the Census of Marine Life earns public attention
With the release of new results building our picture of life in oceans past, the History of Marine Animal Populations project of the Census of Marine Life earns public attention,…
DOT EARTH – On CH4, Poverty and CO2
In a Dot Earth blog entry on African development, Andy Revkin of the New York Times refers to our work on the importance of energy gases….
Census of Marine Life maps an ocean of species
Award-winning journalist Bob Drogin publishes an excellent feature article about the Census of Marine Life in the Los Angeles Times….
Mark Stoeckle commentary in The Auk
A global survey of avian tissue resources, co-authored by Mark Stoeckle, appears in the July 2009 issue of The Auk. The survey identifies over 317,000 specimens in 29 collections representing…
“A Botanical Macroscope” – Jesse’s commentary in PNAS
Jesse’s commentary, “A Botanical Macroscope“, about the DNA plant barcode and its implications for the Encyclopedia of Life and related e-Biosphere initiatives, appeared in the 4 August issue of the…
“Forest Inventories: Discrepancies and Uncertainties.” by Paul Waggoner
Resources for the Future publishes an important discussion paper by Paul Waggoner on “Forest Inventories: Discrepancies and Uncertainties.“Â The paper organizes and documents the poor, confusing state of measurement and…
EOL News
“The Encylopedia of Life has issued its 2nd Annual Report as well as a newsy press release which received coverage in at least 24 nations and 12 languages, including a…