Posts from the ‘environment’ category

Even preschoolers know how to save the Earth

Image courtesy Georgia, of http://www.chrisroberson.net With World Water Day and Earth Hour both happening this week, I’ve been reflecting on the personal actions I’ve made towards cutting down…

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Rebecca Gu – Conservation Challenges in Development.

Name: Rebecca Gu Talk Title: “Conservation Challenges in Development.” Notes: Sauder School of Business; Topic: Environmentalism was a movement that was largely born out of the…

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St. Matthew’s Island

Working in a microbiology lab, I’ve seen my fair share of bacterial growth curves. They all follow the same pattern: a lag phase or period of…

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Looking for some help with the Phylomon project

Not sure if you remember this, but I’ve been happily watching a little web project of mine grow over time. It’s known as the Phylo project,…

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Live blogging the NE subarctic Pacific Ocean – Part 1

Tomorrow morning, your trusted Terry-ites Jody and I will be heading off on a 16 day field expedition to the NE subarctic Pacific Ocean. I’ve decided…

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Thinking Critically About our Diet

Gordon Katic says: What is critical thinking? What isn’t critical thinking? How do we know if our convictions have been arrived at by sound reasoning or…

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“The Danish Text.” Oh dear – this might hurt a little. Copenhagen soap opera continues…

Lately I’ve been wondering if everything going on in the world of climate change has been done just for the benefit of ASIC 200, a course…

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Well this is a little sad. Americans waste approximately 40% of the food they produce.

Courtesy of this paper at the Public Library of Science. This is pretty bad. Basically, the authors attempt to quantify food waste by calculating global food…

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Star Wars: Botany edition.

All I can say is, is that this is brilliant… And there’s much more here from Christopher Niemann from the NYT Abstract City Blog. (via Magpie&Whiskeyjack)

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Forest Ethics Event

This poster caught my eye as I was grabbing coffee at Sprouts today… Author Andrew Nikiforuk and renowned photographer Ian McAllister team up to discuss the…

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