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Climate change, agriculture, and the banks of Brazil
The ramifications of climate change extend to financial institutions.
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Paul Hormick
In touch: woollyheads
This small annual is quite rare and endangered
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Paul Hormick
From the Archives: Helping Shorebirds in California's Central Valley
Changing irrigation schedules can make a big difference for migrating birds
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Paul Hormick
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March 2024

Microplastics and other pollutants increase miscarriages among expectant mothers
Our modern world jeopardizes pregnant women's health
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Paul Hormick
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Estuaries: an appreciation
Global heating and sea level rise threaten these productive and beguiling landscapes that I have grown to love
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Paul Hormick
New laws punish protest and protesters
Many of the new laws target environmental protesting
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Paul Hormick
Ride that e-bike for fun, health, and a better world
Electric bicycles can greatly reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and provide other benefits
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Paul Hormick
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At Every Depth: Our Growing Knowledge of the Changing Oceans
A book review
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Paul Hormick
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February 2024

Geography and politics influence climate change denial in the United States
Researchers examine Twitter data and find climate change denial prevalent in the South and among the GOP
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Paul Hormick
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Guest Post: Turned Upside Down by God
The Reverend Dr. Jessica Hetherington shares her story of discipleship and climate action
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Jessica Hetherington
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Southern California is flooding. Watering our lawns makes it worse.
Those sprinklers in Southern California backyards can make the difference between high water and flooding
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Paul Hormick
Thirty years ago aquaponics were the next best thing. They still are.
Why is this efficient and sustainable food production method still only generating a fraction of our food?
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Paul Hormick
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