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Happy World Migratory Bird Day!
Tomorrow is World Migratory Bird Day. The occasion is actually celebrated twice during the year, the second Saturday in May and the second Saturday in October. Having two observations makes sense, as birds migrate during both spring and fal...
For the Love of Bats: Exploring Nature at Night with the West’s Flying Mammals
For the Love of Bats: Exploring Nature at Night with the West’s Flying Mammals
Niki Desautels
Skipstone 2026
278 pages
Niki Desautels is a volunteer with Bats Northwest, a nonprofit founded in 1996 that promotes...
Cell towers, WiFi, microwave ovens, and your health.
All that radiation we make has some health consequences.
I often go to coffeeshops to write my Substack. Somewhere around the cash register there is always a placard saying something like WiFi: coolbeenz or some such thing.
We just can’t quit coal
The good news is the world is using more renewable energy. In the U.S. policy shifts and economics have driven a move to renewables, doubling output in the U.S. in just the last couple years and now approaching nearly 20 percent of energy p...
Water is a limited resource
A bill signed into law by California Governor Gavin Newsom in 2023 will soon restrict businesses, government offices, and homeowners’ associations from watering their lawns and other ornamental greenery with potable water. The law will be i...
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M.S. Environmental Science and Policy Johns Hopkins University. I cover developing science and news on the environment and climate change, my work with endangered species, and occasional book reviews.
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