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Meat consumption leads to deforestation of the Amazon
Forests continue to be cleared to raise cattle
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Invasive species: there isn't an upside
Some folks say we should reevaluate how we think of invasive species. I'm not convinced.
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What Project 2025 means for the environment
Part Reagan, part Trump, and potentially a big setback for climate change, human health, and the environment
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Happy Fifth of July!
Celebrating the holiday with a look back at reforesting the rainforest and saving sagebrush
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June 2024

Climate change is here
Birds, bees, and other creatures are responding to hotter summers and milder winters
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In touch: salt marsh bird's-beak
The very rare and endangered marsh plant that I once (gasp!) killed
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Success in restoring mined lands in Appalachia
Wetland creation may mitigate the effects of climate change
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How to go vegan: get a cookbook!
Book reviews! This time they are cookbooks
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May 2024

From the Archives: Sri Lankan tree farms help native birds
These farms set up a buffer zone around a preserved forest
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Finding the best way to fight invasive plants in California's estuaries
Research I started in 2013 is finally published!
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Coastal sage scrub, drought, and invasive species
Climate-driven drought could further jeopardize this endangered biome
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It Might Be a Good Thing to Eat Local, After All
Research from 2022 finds more emissions from food transportation than previously thought
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