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Beaked inhabitants of the world, unite
In a disturbing development, there are indications that birds, apparently pissed at the concerted assault on their habitat, are organizing to fight back against the man they hold responsible.
Also at issue are what birds claim are repeated efforts to shoot them in the head.
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T. Rex with feathers
Yahoo News puts it this way:Based on the small sample we've recovered, chickens may be the closest relatives (to T. rex)," says geneticist John Asara of Beth Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, co-leader of a team reporting the discovery of faint traces of chicken-like bone lining preserved inside a dinosaur drumstick.
Science says it this way:
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Let’s Do This Thing
Step It Up is tomorrow — find a rally in your area! The time has come, the Gristers say, to march for many things: stop climate change, bring carbon down, […]
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Marian Devil Just Doesn’t Have the Same Ring
Legendary Tasmanian devil faces relocation or extinction Australia is working to save the Tasmanian devil from extinction. Plagued by a contagious cancer, the carnivorous marsupial is dying out on its […]
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Conoco Your Own Way
First major U.S. oil company joins coalition to limit greenhouse gases You thought the times were a-changin’ in the ’60s? Meet 2007, baby! This week, ConocoPhillips became the first major […]
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Psst, LNG, We Hear Florida’s Easy
Natural-gas projects denied in California, let pass in Maryland If liquefied natural gas is the beleaguered suitor, California is the popular girl who keeps turning down earnest proposals. Yet another […]
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Will Johnson Stand Firm on Emissions?
EPA finalizes renewable-fuel standard, evaluates emissions ruling With much fanfare, the Bush administration has finalized a renewable-fuel standard for cars and trucks. The rule, mandated by the Energy Policy Act […]
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Read it all, yo
The piece on Grist in Outside magazine — which we mentioned here — is now online. You’ll want to read every last delicious word! And while you’re at it, enter […]
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Dry As a Slightly Moist Bone
Aral Sea restoration project nets $126 million more from World Bank When is a sea not a sea? When it’s a desert. Over the last five decades, the inland Aral […]