Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 3 Comments • 2 years ago
I find CityNerd informative, entertaining and instructive.
I live in the Southwest, where we have endless must-have-a-car suburbs.
Neighborhoods vary from near-slums to McMansions.
Floating spiders and insect-eating plants: leaky dams revive Dorset's bogs
Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 2 Comments • 2 years ago
Rewilding, again...
Trapping Crawfish for the 5 Acre Pond!
Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 18 Comments • 2 years ago
The last time I went fishing was about seventy years ago. I remember that there were worms...
Fires are the sum of our choices
Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 5 Comments • 2 years ago
California's wildfires get more coverage in the US, but other countries have had even worse damage.
Chile's fires were horrific.
2025 RAM 1500 Tungsten -- This Luxury Truck Takes Things to a NEW LEVEL!
Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 5 Comments • 2 years ago
Headin' for Lowes, pardner.... Gotta get some plywood. I hope they got small sheets....
Live Your Best Life In These 18 Swing-State Cities
Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 1 Comments • 2 years ago
We have a CityNerd twofer today. You may have gotten the impression that urbanism in America is all bad. No, not at all. There are lots of nice places. (Just not where I live... )
Here...
Truck Madness
By: outis • Environment/Climate • 20 Comments • 2 years ago
I live in the Southwest. Beautiful scenery and the occasional coyote. The city and county are strictly for motor vehicles. Housing is "single-family only", miles from the nearest mall....
After years of stability, Antarctica is losing ice
Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 4 Comments • 2 years ago
If you'd like to get caught up...
" When scientists tagged a curious seal, he led them to signs of a potential climate disaster " Is both amusing and terrifying.
Iceland is living in our future
Via: outis • Environment/Climate • 12 Comments • 2 years ago
We could at least be headed in the same direction.
The iceberg cometh: It's the size of Oahu, and it's moving into the open ocean
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 7 Comments • 3 years ago
What Plants Will Survive in Your Garden? This Map Plans for a Warmer U.S.
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 5 Comments • 3 years ago
Climate rules are coming for corporate America
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 3 Comments • 3 years ago
The Faustian Bargain of Reducing Air Pollution
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 4 Comments • 3 years ago
An invasive hornet that hunts honeybees is spotted in the U.S. for the first time
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 32 Comments • 3 years ago
Arizona Limits Construction Around Phoenix as Its Water Supply Dwindles
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 8 Comments • 3 years ago
Price to Plug Old Wells in Gulf of Mexico? $30 Billion, Study Says.
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 4 Comments • 3 years ago
NEW YORK’S RATS HAVE ALREADY WON
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 4 Comments • 3 years ago
Yellowstone park closed for first time in 34 years
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 41 Comments • 4 years ago
Microplastics found in fresh Antarctic snow
Via: gullivers-island • Environment/Climate • 0 Comments • 4 years ago
"The most likely source of these airborne microplastics is local scientific research stations," researcher Alex Aves wrote in the journal, Cryosphere.
Oh.
Biden Sells Alaska Back To Russia So We Can Start Drilling For Oil There Again | The Babylon Bee
Via: moose-knuckle • Environment/Climate • 1 Comments • 4 years ago
Climate change is turning the cradle of civilization into a grave
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 16 Comments • 5 years ago
Scientists warn US's mosquito summer is about to get a lot worse | The Independent
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 3 Comments • 5 years ago
Nearly 30 per cent of 138,000 assessed species are facing extinction, conservation group warns | CTV News
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 3 Comments • 5 years ago
Invasive earthworms are remaking our forests, and climate scientists are worried
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 8 Comments • 5 years ago
Rain fell at the normally snowy summit of Greenland for the first time on record
Via: hallux • Environment/Climate • 74 Comments • 5 years ago
