Biodiversity Blogs & Blog Posts
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- Bio-Diversity by blog.knicolekindred.com on Nov 18, 2009
The New York Times just released a very interesting opinion article called Bio-Diversity.
- Alouette River, BC by MyBootsnMe on Nov 4, 2009
Alouette River in British Columbia, Canadais one of the those places that you cango back to time and time again,and see something different.What fascinates meis the confluence ofthe Pitt and Alouette Rivers.This is the area wheresturgeon fish abound.
- Nine green limits to live safely on planet earth by spud! fan blog on Sep 25, 2009
A group of 28 world renowned scientists released a ground breaking report this week outlining nine key "planetary boundaries" that humans must not cross if we are to avoid catastrophic environmental change. The bad news is that we have already crosse...
- Become An Eco-vegetarian One Day A Week by Planet Forward on Sep 5, 2009
We’re going to cast the moral, flesh eating argument aside for the sake of this blog and just focus on the environmental implications of the food choices we make. A 2006 United Nations report summarized the devastation caused by the meat industry...
- Producing 1 kg or 2.2 lbs of veal releases the equivalent of 17 kg (37 lbs) of CO2 into the atmosphere, compared to 16 kg or 35 lbs for beef. by Envirostats! on May 31, 2009
This data was from a British government-sponsored study, with media reference made by Jonathan Leake in the Sunday Times of London. The reason given for the higher CO2 footprint was that lambs burp (and probably farts to release methane and other gre...
- Producing 1 kg or 2.2 lbs of veal releases the equivalent of 17 kg (37 lbs) of CO2 into the atmosphere, compared to 16 kg or 35 lbs for beef. by Envirostats! on May 31, 2009
This data was from a British government-sponsored study, with media reference made by Jonathan Leake in the Sunday Times of London. The reason given for the higher CO2 footprint was that lambs burp (and probably farts to release methane and other gre...
- Sunday in the Garden by Gardening Zone 3b on Apr 20, 2009
After three days out of town, we return to find the garden only subtly changed. As mentioned before, the first to set bloom was the Hazelnut, which is now showing the minute red anemone-like petals of the female flowers. The male flowers are also ext...
