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Confronting Hidden Threats to Sustainability (Part 3): Social Shifts

By Worldwatch Institute / On April 15th, 2015

Reposted from the Worldwatch Institute's blog with permission. What questions are being overlooked or underappreciated when we talk about the world of tomorrow? This is the last of three exclusive sneak peeks into our newest State of the World publication, which launched at a symposium in DC on Monday now archived on YouTube.

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Thoughts on Salamanders

By Biohabitats / On April 6th, 2015

Post by Amy Nelson; reposted from the Biohabitats Rhizome blog with permission.

#ForewordFriday: The Things You Don't Think Of Edition

By Meghan Bartels / On April 3rd, 2015

A drought- and disease-resistant wheat variety growing in Pakistan.

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Driverless Cars Might Lead to Cooler Cities

By Robert Brown / On March 12th, 2015

An early model of Google's self-driving car. Photo by Travis Wise, used under Creative Commons licensing.

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Defending the "Right to Be Cold"

By Edward Struzik / On February 24th, 2015

Otto Fiord, photo by Edward Struzik.

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#ForewordFriday: Half for the Rest of Life Edition

By Meghan Bartels / On February 20th, 2015

Sunrise in Yosemite National Park.

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Movin' On Up

By Biohabitats / On February 16th, 2015

Loggerhead sea turtle.

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The End and Beginning of the Arctic

By Edward Struzik / On February 9th, 2015

A snowy owl at an airport in British Columbia.

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#ForewordFriday: Eight-Foot-Long Beavers, Scimitar Cats, and Woolly Mammoths Edition

By Meghan Bartels / On February 6th, 2015

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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.

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