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Vampires of the Forest
Under my pillow I keep an antique Burmese sword. It should be in a display cabinet or high up on the wall. But then it is winter time in these parts, and it’s not only the cold wind that sends a shiver down your spine. And
Continue reading...Knox’s Wireless Green
Friday, February 1, 2008
Knox’s Wireless Green is a rundown of all the week’s most interesting, weird, and popular stories from the worlds of science and the environment. We’ll start today’s journey in New York City with a story from our friends over at Celsias. In a prime example of governments
Continue reading...Chinese Invaders Destroying British Lands
Sunday, January 27, 2008
An import from China is taking over British land, threatening to destroy everything in its wake. Muntjac image via the Moorhen homepage We’re not talking about an army or even lead laced toys, we’re talking about tiny deer
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Welcome to our new weekly feature, Wireless Green. I’ll be here every Friday to rundown the weeks most popular, weird, and interesting stories on science and the environment.
Continue reading...Will Shiny Plants Save Us From Global Warming?
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Worried about climate change? Well worry no longer because a University of California-Irvine team has come up with a solution: shiny crops. The idea is just one of many recent ideas proposed by geoengineering, the science of modifying Earth’s environment on a
Continue reading...Mother Earth: Plants Rule the Land
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Welcome to the eighth post in the series we’re calling Mother Earth So far we’ve covered
Continue reading...The 5 Worst Invasive Plant Species
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
We ran an article a couple of weeks back about the 5 worst invasive species which focused only on animals. A lot of people who responded were wondering where all the plant species were. Well, they’re right here. In no particular order of importance, here are [...]
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
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