I’ve been reporting on the appalling die off of seabirds and shorebirds for years. Now in the Journal Nature the scope of the apocalypse is…
Paris Accord now ratified and in final days before coming into full global force! But what’s next? If you wish to turn down the heat…
Sometimes Nature Seems To Be Trying To Catch Our Attention Would you pay attention if she winked at you? Mother Nature has something very important…
Ten years ago I was privileged to be invited to speak at a Green Conference in Chicago There I met a great guy by the…
Researchers have conducted the first global analysis of the health and productivity of ocean plants using a unique signal detected by NASA’s Aqua satellite. The results and…
Plants are Nature’s way of managing CO2 on her blue planet They take in CO2 to make more of themselves as those plants die some…
10 Regenerated Ocean Amazon Pastures Will Naturally Manage The World’s CO2 Crisis And Bring Back The Fish Cheaper, Better, & Faster than any other solution…
Birth of agriculture is the defining event of human history—a turning point that led to civilization. Before the time of agriculture we were not so…
Plankton Bloom Variability Caused Many Mass Extinctions Confirming the ocean pasture plankton as the most powerful force of Nature on this blue planet. Scientists have…
In the middle of the clearest and most lifeless ocean on earth red iron sand beaches of the Galapagos Islands sustain an oasis of life,…
For the money it cost to operate just one of the 145 windmills in the multi-billion dollar London Array An ocean pasture can be restored…
There’s a new video just available showing an utterly alien world inside of its glorious cathedral of light Could it be that NASA has kept…
Listening to our babbling babies learning to talk is one of life’s great joys. We are not alone! Researchers from several nations have reported in…
Ice sheets in the Antarctic and Arctic patiently collect wind blown dust over the course of millenia then provides that dust to sustain ocean pastures…
Just plain everyday folks are needed and precious few of those. How many? Neither millions nor even thousands of people are needed, mere hundreds can…
Six Video Minutes Of Passion For Science, Trees, and Dirt Especially for girls 😉 Suzanne Simard, a professor at UBC in Vancouver, explains that she…
What can I say, I am a child of the Age of Aquarius, it is an age of hope Amongst my poet icons of that…
Bold plan to at once help end world hunger and deliver the largest global CO2 reduction slated to begin in 2016. Billions of addtional fish to feed the world as billions of tonnes of climate changing CO2 are safely mitigated.
Sydney’s Red Dawn The dust storm season of spring 2009 was particularly active. On September 22 Sydney awoke to a “Red Dawn”. The storm continued…
Just published in the Journal of Geology is a paper detailing the history of dust in the wind and it’s historic influence on ocean pastures…