Phil North, the ‘Ecologist Who Came in from the Cold’
In a wacky, only-in-Washington drama, the Pebble Partnership charged a retired low-level U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ecologist with masterminding the demise of its Pebble Mine. …
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C1 Films is asking you to decide what their new film is worth. If you like it and want to pay for it, feel free. …
Stanford researchers show fracking’s impact to drinking water sources
A study by Stanford scientists finds for the first time that fracking near Pavillion, Wyoming has had clear impact to underground sources of drinking water. …
Alaska can’t afford to waste another dime on Susitna dam
Sam Snyder lays a beat down on the 200 million dollar money suck that is the proposed Susitna Dam in Alaska. LINK (via: Alaska Dispatch …
What a Peacock Feather Looks Like Up Close
Consider this the next time you’re tying with peacock. Waldo Nell photographed one through a microscope, and the resulting photos look like colorful abstract art. …
Sunday Toona: Fire On The Mountain Edition
Considered by some to be one of the best Dead shows ever. Live at Barton Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY; May 8, 1977. Estimated Prophet, …
List of pseudonyms of angling authors
Since the 18th century, hundreds of angling authors have adopted pseudonyms for their books, for their contributions to journals and the popular press.
