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Dems and MAHA Republicans team up to prevent government deregulation of pesticides
“If there is a moment in time where there is interest in, say, for instance, changing the rules around glyphosate or ultraprocessed foods, we should…
 • Rob Moir
Making a Northwest Passage to the Sea
Which will open first, the Northwest Passage or the Northeast Passage, and why?
 • Rob Moir
For Cod and Windmills
Offshore windmills are increasing our renewable energy capacity to power homes and neighborhoods, but did you know that with thoughtful design…
 • Rob Moir
The return of the buffalo enabled people to survive Washington’s dysfunction
In October, when the government failed to meet its legal and moral obligations to fund the tribe's health and well-being in exchange for land and…
 • Rob Moir
A Miyawaki Pocket Forest for Attleboro, MA
On a recent November evening the sun had set over O’Connell Field in Attleboro when twenty people gathered in the Attleboro Library to participate in a…
 • Rob Moir
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Save the Grapes The Wine Industry’s Battle with Climate Change
The Ugly Truth: Food Waste in America
Preserving America’s Natural Splendor
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Unraveling the Mystery_ Warmer Sea, Cool Land
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Bad for us, bad for animals, bad for the planet
The Thirsty West: Climate Change and the Colorado River
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The Dawn of Renewable Energy – New England’s Transition
Clam Chowdah Narratives
Clam Chowdah Narratives
We have upset nature's balance and disrupted natural water, carbon, and nutrient cycles, changing the climate. These are tales of restoring nature by looking closely, talking with people, and drawing on local knowledge and science.
Let the Earth Rehydration Revolution Begin
To benefit residents of low-lying areas and downtown businesses along the river.
 • Rob Moir
Back in the High Life Again
A lone Atlantic puffin was discovered on October 5th on a residential street next to Lake Pearl in Wrentham, Massachusetts.
 • Rob Moir
The Profound Paradox and the Five White Rhinoceroses
To save a wetland
 • Rob Moir
These ocean critters are worth saving
The ocean sequesters huge amounts of carbon from the atmosphere, provides half of our oxygen, and supports a wondrous, thriving ecosystem of creatures…
 • Rob Moir
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Why your climate story matters more than you think
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 landscapes, resulting…
 • Rob Moir
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 time in 50…
 • Rob Moir
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 from a…
 • Rob Moir
Why your climate story matters more than you think
Where is the water flowing underground, under the rocks and stones, and into the blue again, . . With the right stories and understandings of how we’re…
 • Rob Moir
Let’s stop the fire with the 800 lb gorilla in the climate change room.
A friend wrote an article bordering on despair: “Why Renewables Can’t Stop Collapse.” With wildfires raging in the Amazon, the Congo, and Canada…
 • Rob Moir
Recognizing the Natural Rights of the Earth to Retain Rainwater: A Pathway to Greener, Cooler, and More Prosperous Municipalities
The journey toward greener, cooler, and more prosperous towns begins with a simple, profound act: letting the earth keep the water that falls upon it.
 • Rob Moir
From the Fall of Rome to the Environmental Justice Fight for a Cooler Climate with Healthier Ecosystems
Pelagius's question remains: Will we awaken to the sacredness of the earth and of all people, regardless of gender, race, and religion, to act…
 • Rob Moir
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Why your climate story matters more than you think
Climate change is often seen as a distant crisis, much like a weekly ritual—accepted but rarely deeply understood or shared.
 • Rob Moir
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