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Have You Hugged an Ecologist Today?

October 5, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, ecology | No comments

https://nelsonfenceco.com/privacy-policy/ Ecology was once considered the “subversive science.” To a large degree, environmentalism’s legitimacy derives from its long-time alliance with ecology. If environmentalists were going to a big dance, they always chose ecology as their hot date. That was before climate change became the new girl on the block. Before climate change won an Oscar, became… https://newzpad.com/apple-its-time-to-fold/ Continue Reading…

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Saving Species

October 1, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in conservation, conservation biology, ecology, endangered species act | No comments

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The Tipping Point Dilemma

September 24, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, conservation biology, ecology | No comments

https://www.foundeng.com/services/ If you read this article by Carl Zimmer in Yale 360, you might notice that there’s a few looming battles over ecological thresholds. Climate scientists and climate advocates will be wrangling over acceptable planetary carbon dioxide limits, and conservation biologists and ecosystem ecologists will be arguing over acceptable species extinction levels. That’s the problem when… Continue Reading…

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Towards a Global Environmental Body

September 11, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, ecology | No comments

https://seattleindustry.org/home1/ Can anyone dispute that climate change trumps all other ecological concerns in the public discourse? In so far as any environmental issue commands the world’s sustained attention, many would argue that this is a good thing. Climate scientists and climate advocates obviously take this view. But that does not seem to be the position of… Buy Tramadol 100 Mg Online Continue Reading…

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Start Spreading the News

September 10, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, environmental history, geography | No comments

Ambien No Prescription Humans have taken over the earth. Evidently there’s a new concept that confirms this, called anthropogenic biomes. Then there’s the recent push by scientists to declare a new era, called the anthropocene. I jest, only because this is not new territory. Environmental historians have built a whole discipline from this fertile ground. And geographers dug… Continue Reading…

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Tiptoing around Tipping Points

September 9, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, ecology, tipping points | No comments

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Just Before Collapse

September 6, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, tipping points | 1 comment

https://www.re-vitalise.co.uk/privacy-policy/ This fascinating paper (sub req) in Nature on tipping points should have made a huge splash in the media. Hell, it should have at least prompted one of those 10,000 word posts on The Oil Drum. In her NSF press release, Cheryl Dybas does a nice job of summarizing the key findings. Here’s two snippets… https://www.wearabledynamics.com/limby/ Continue Reading…

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The Allure of Mythical Peoples

September 3, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in Anasazi, ecology, Navajo | 1 comment

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Irrational Nature Lovers

September 1, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, mountain lion, nature, wildlife | 4 comments

https://loychiro.com/privacy-policy/ This is a pretty big generalization coming from a wildlife professional: Most Americans know very little about wildlife and nature, and this affects their ability to make intelligent, rational, and well-considered decisions. Also, I don’t think that intelligence + knowledge of nature necessarily = “rational, well-considered decisions.” In Boulder, Colorado, where I just spent a year,… https://thebonehealthclinic.com/privacy-policy/ Continue Reading…

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Greening the War Machine

July 31, 2009 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, international relations, war | No comments

I’m confused by this post on Iraq’s environmental crisis over at The Duck of Minerva. First, to attribute Iraq’s devastated environment to war, as Roger A. Payne seemingly does, is an oversimplification. Even the LA Times article that he plays off of recognizes that. Then, after tallying up the devastation, Payne concludes: In IR [International… Continue Reading…

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