Friday, September 21, 2018

Weekly Science Round-up: 9/21/2018

Oyster shells used to end up in landfills. Now, they’re being turned into castles for baby oysters The New Food Economy, 9/10/2018

Forests Are the Forgotten Climate Solution, Experts Say National Geographic, 9/10/2018
In Alaska, Starving Seabirds and Empty Colonies Signal a Broken Ecosystem Audubon, 9/11/2018

Half the planet should be set aside for wildlife – to save ourselves New Scientist, 9/13/2018


Prickly cactus species 'under threat' BBC, 9/15/2018
Extreme weather: The effects of climate change are already here The Logic of Science, 9/17/2018

Gulf of Mexico oil spill much worse than thought, federal lawyers say Orlando Sentinel, 9/17/2018


NASA Carbon Dioxide Update NASA, 9/18/2018

Trump administration rolls back methane pollution rule despite harmful health impacts, The Guardian, 9/18/2018





25 cool volunteer opportunities for National Public Lands Day September 22, 2018 USA Today, 9/19/2018

Scientists have uncovered a secret “White Shark Cafe” in the middle of the Pacific Ocean Quartz, 9/19/2018


RemoveDebris: UK satellite nets 'space junk' BBC, 9/19/2018

Saving the Planet Doesn’t Mean Killing Economic Growth Bloomberg, 9/19/2018

Chris Packham launches People's Manifesto for Wildlife, The Guardian, 9/19/2018

More than ever, our clothes are made of plastic. Just washing them can pollute the oceans. Vox, 9/19/2018

Mars aims to tackle "broken" cocoa model with new sustainability scheme Reuters, 9/19/2018



Unprecedented ice loss in Russian ice cap Phys.org, 9/19/2018

Marsh restoration project shows signs of life Houston Chronicle, 9/19/2018

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