Letting river water run its course to restore wetlands could actually make them more vulnerable.
Too green to fail?
When it comes to protected areas, less really can mean more
To Keep Power On, Pakistan Tries Lights Out
Some balk at energy efficiency measures to address chronic shortfall
Read: “Restoration of the Mississippi Delta: Lessons from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita”
article by John W. Day Jr and colleagues, published in Science in 2007
Read: “Organic farming boosts biodiversity” by James Randerson
New Scientist, 11 Oct 2004
Climate control for your desk
Your own personal vent could help you keep cool while saving energy
Hungry Musk-Oxen, Caribou Could Help Warming Arctic
Big grazer animal will likely chomp up shrubs that would otherwise grow as the Arctic heats up—and that would help keep temperatures down
Move Species Threatened by Warming, Scientists Advise
With continuing climate change, many species aren’t able to move far enough on their own or will have difficulty fleeing
Plants “Climbing” Mountains Due to Global Warming
Rising temperatures are driving plants uphill toward cooler mountaintop climes
Great tits enjoying the warmer weather – so far
A type of bird in the Netherlands have had a hard time with rising temperatures, but its English cousins have been able to adjust
