Monthly Archives: October 2016

Source: http://www.batcon.org/index.php/resources/media-education/bats-magazine/bat_article/168 Most bat species, however, have longer, narrower wings and far less maneuverability. They need access to long swoop zones and large, open water sources. Analysis of data collected by bat biologists around the West indicates that most bat … Continue reading →

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So I was driving down the street and I saw a team mowing a dry parkway. And I started to think about what was on all that dust they were spraying into the air. Besides all the herbicides and pesticides … Continue reading →

Dairy farmers in the U.S. are pouring out excess milk at the highest rate in decades, amid a glut that has slashed prices and has filled warehouses with cheese. Source: America’s Dairy Farmers Dump 43 Million Gallons of Excess Milk … Continue reading →

Source: Robotic Bees Are Now Being Built To Pollinate Crops Instead of Real Bees Honeybees pollinate almost a third of the food we consume, but they’ve been dying at alarming rates due to threats like habitat loss and disease, as … Continue reading →

Chemical Company salesman manipulate half-life determinations to their own ends. Chemicals don’t simply evaporate at their half life time. It is what they break down into that is also critically important. DDT has a half life as little as 22 … Continue reading →