Audubon • December 2014
As Los Angeles officials reconsider how to settle the Owens Lake dust, conservationists are concerned about how wildlife might fare.
Read MoreThe Humbug Partnership→
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Boom Magazine • October 2014
On 29 June 2004, Lorena Gorbet stood before a newly assembled council of state and federal agencies and made a bold request
Read MoreInvestigate Alien Life – Without Leaving Earth→
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Popular Science • September 2014
Led by a NASA scientist, students hike into Lassen Volcanic National Park to sample hydrothermal waters.
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D-Con Begone→
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Audubon • July/August 2014
California bans rat poisons that are killing the state’s birds, but the fight isn’t over.
Read MoreSharing the Air→
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Defenders • Spring 2014
Wind energy is crucial to battling climate change. Can it expand without harming eagles?
Read MoreReturn to Humbug Valley→
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Chico News • March 2014
An unlikely partnership leads to the Mountain Maidu reclaiming a piece of their ancestral homeland.
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How One Town Is Saving Its Teens→
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YES! Magazine • Fall 2013
It took an outpouring of heartbreak to begin to heal from Indian Valley’s suicide epidemic.
Read MoreDustBuster→
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Audubon • September/October, 2013
Two hundred miles north of Los Angeles, windswept Owens Lake was the victim of one of the most audacious water grabs in the history of the American West.
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Contaminated Forests: Management after Chernobyl and Fukushima→
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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists • August 2013
Deep in the forested mountains of Fukushima Prefecture, in the town of Kawauchi, a woman in an apron and skirt stands...
Read MoreAt Chernobyl, danger lurks in the trees→
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The Daily Climate • June 24, 2013
For 27 years, forests around Chernobyl have been absorbing radioactive elements.
Read MoreRadiant Wildlands→
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Earth Island Journal • Spring 2013
Addressing Postnuclear Radiation at Chernobyl and Fukushima
Read MoreA Tale of Two Forests→
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Environmental Health Perspectives • March 2013
Addressing Postnuclear Radiation at Chernobyl and Fukushima
Read MorePipe Dreams→
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Audubon • November/December, 2012
Audubon groups are saving birds from open-ended PVC mining stakes.
Read MoreThe Missing Link→
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Nature Conservancy • Issue 4, 2012
The race to protect one of North America’s most crucial-and vulnerable-wildlife corridors.
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How Has Fukushima’s Nuclear Disaster Affected The Environment?→
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Audubon • March, 2012
A year after Japan’s nuclear meltdown, scientists are investigating the effects of radiation exposure on birds, other wildlife, and plants.
Read MoreA Rare Jewel→
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Audubon • March 2012
The Opal Creek wilderness, just two hours from Portland, is one of the Pacific Northwest’s last uncut old-growth forests.
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