Science’s Beautiful Uncertainty
Two months ago, I got a very nerdy science tattoo. I’d been debating the tattoo for a couple of years, but of course, no sooner… Continue Reading »
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The Great Northern Science Freeze-Out
I have a big crush on Canada. I love the country’s beautiful, unpopulated expanses. I adore its friendly, warm people. My favorite part of watching… Continue Reading »
The EPA’s Procrastination Problem
I am a procrastinator. Frankly, most of us are, to some extent. (And if you’re one of those rare get-the-job-done-immediately types, feel free to gloat… Continue Reading »
Beauty and the Beholder
Local knowledge continues to prove critical insights for sustainable living.
Sacred
I am a runner. I was born a runner: I was the kid at recess sprinting back and forth on the field for the sheer… Continue Reading »
The Fate of the Dammed
Last week, in a fit of Spring cleaning, I unearthed a pile of National Park Service brochures displaced from bedroom walls now cluttered with maps… Continue Reading »
Teach and Let Teach?
We don’t need to pollute the atmosphere of learning with a political agenda.
It takes an ocean to raise a turtle
KAILUA-KONA, HI – By day, I am a lover of microbes. I like to watch them zip around under the microscope, or flash brilliant colors… Continue Reading »