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Thoughts on Climate-Driven Species Movement

By Biohabitats / On January 28th, 2015

By 2080, the burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia) could lose 77% of its breeding range.

#ForewordFriday: Putting a Price on Carbon Edition

By Meghan Bartels / On January 23rd, 2015

New York City's daily carbon dioxide emissions visualized. Each sphere represents a ton of carbon.

#ForewordFriday: Hope in a New Year

By Meghan Bartels / On January 2nd, 2015

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While We're Away ... Enjoy These Field Notes Highlights

By Meghan Bartels / On December 23rd, 2014

Photo by Rob Lee, used under Creative Commons licensing.

What's Missing from the Midterm Elections

By Meghan Bartels / On November 3rd, 2014

This tree thinks you should vote.

The Missing Smart Power Chapter

By Peter Fox-Penner / On October 27th, 2014

Power lines were among the many casualties of Superstorm Sandy.

Urban Hot Spot? Here's a Creative Solution

By Robert Brown / On October 21st, 2014

Urban climate map of Arnhem, Netherlands

ForewordFriday: Don't Get Heatstroke, Get Heatstroke Edition

By [node:field_contributor] / On July 4th, 2014

Marmots in the Rocky Mountains. Photo by Joe Jiang, used under Creative Commons licensing.

#ForewordFriday: Cartoon Edition

By Meghan Bartels / On June 13th, 2014

How can economics help the environment? Image by Grady Klein and Yoram Bauman.

From Idea to Printed Page

By Yoram Bauman / On May 7th, 2014

Editor's note: The very first copies of The Cartoon Introduction to Climate Change arrived at our office today and they look great. To celebrate, we asked coauthors Grady Klein and Yoram Bauman to tell us about their writing process. The Cartoon Introduction to Climate Change is our third cartoon collaboration, and for the most part we’ve settled into a nice rhythm, punctuated by occasional outbursts of frustration or pique.

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