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Sep 13, 2025

Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground, the talk you talk matters

Once in a lifetime, opportunities arise to restore vegetation and soils, turning hardscapes and heat islands into green landscapes.

Once in a lifetime, water flowing underground, the talk you talk matters

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Aug 21, 2025

Fathoming Captain Scoresby’s Ten-gallon Fir-Cask

In 1810, in the Greenland Sea, William Scoresby Jr., the captain of Resolute, who was 21 years old, used an oceanographic instrument made…

Fathoming Captain Scoresby’s Ten-gallon Fir-Cask

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May 22

How the Birmingham Darter Could Be Saved by the Project Marvel Data Center

Three small, easily overlooked fish swimming in Valley Creek near Birmingham, Alabama, are: the Birmingham darter, the watercress darter…

How the Birmingham Darter Could Be Saved by the Project Marvel Data Center

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Mar 4

Miyawaki Forest in Attleboro to reduce flooding and stormwater damages

On Thursday, March 26, 2026, the Industrial Museum will open its doors for a reception showcasing posters and presentations by Attleboro…

Miyawaki Forest in Attleboro to reduce flooding and stormwater damages

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Jan 17

Dems and MAHA Republicans team up to prevent government deregulation of pesticides

“What does he think, we’re idiots? Americans of all political beliefs simply do not want to be poisoned by pesticides!”

Dems and MAHA Republicans team up to prevent government deregulation of pesticides

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Oct 6, 2025

Turning the Tide-How Land and Water Shape Our Climate Future

Storms rage. The air is warmer. The earth beneath our feet dries and, instead of soaking into living soil, water flows over paved…

Turning the Tide-How Land and Water Shape Our Climate Future

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Sep 29, 2025

Not down for the count, the scruffy little guy with spots is back from the brink of extinction

The little, spotted kiwi — known locally as kiwi pukupuku — has been discovered in the wild on New Zealand’s South Island for the first…

Not down for the count, the scruffy little guy with spots is back from the brink of extinction

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Aug 8, 2025

Recognizing the Natural Rights of the Earth to Retain Rainwater: A Pathway to Greener, Cooler, and…

It is time to acknowledge and codify the natural rights of the earth to retain the rainwater that falls upon it. Such recognition marks a…

Recognizing the Natural Rights of the Earth to Retain Rainwater: A Pathway to Greener, Cooler, and…

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Aug 4, 2025

From the Fall of Rome to the Environmental Justice Fight for a Cooler Climate with Healthier…

Pelagius’s question remains: Will we awaken to the sacredness of the earth and of all people, regardless of gender, race, and religion.

From the Fall of Rome to the Environmental Justice Fight for a Cooler Climate with Healthier…

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Jul 28, 2025

Why your climate story matters more than you think

To promote positive change, stating that climate change is your top priority is akin to saying attending church is the most essential…

Rob Moir

Rob Moir

Rob Moir is writing environmental nonfiction and writes for the Ocean River Institute and the Global Warming Solutions IE-PAC newsletter.

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