There is much 'food for thought' in the following piece, from ABC Online: Marine historians picking through 200,000 US restaurant menus since the 1850s, schooner logs and archaeological sites are finding that capricious human tastes have let some … [Read more...] about Food Fashion & Fisheries
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Fewer Wars, More Activism
A fascinating report titled the Human Security Report was published last week by Oxford University Press. It documents a dramatic decline in the number of wars, genocides and human rights abuse over the past decade. The Report argues that the single … [Read more...] about Fewer Wars, More Activism
Polar Bears on Thin Ice?
Yesterday I visited popular theme park Dreamworld at Queensland's Gold Coast. The visit was to celebrate a 10 year old's birthday. The highlight for her was the Giant Drop. We also visited Tiger Island and enjoyed a movie about grizzly and polar … [Read more...] about Polar Bears on Thin Ice?
Greenland Getting Taller
We've been told that Greenland is thinning at the margins,and the glaciers are retreating, but while all this is happening the icecaps are now apparently thickening. This is according to a new article in Science as reported by ABC … [Read more...] about Greenland Getting Taller
Cattle Killing the Macquarie Marshes?
I started the week exploring the wetlands of Kakadu National Park in Northern Australia. I have ended the week exploring the wetlands of Central New South Wales (South Eastern Australia) with my friend … [Read more...] about Cattle Killing the Macquarie Marshes?
Greenpeace Backs Desal Plant!
I was interested to read at ABC Online yesterday, that Greenpeace has thrown its support behind ambitious plans for a solar powered water desalination plant in Whyalla, South Australia. I have previously only heard environmental groups criticise … [Read more...] about Greenpeace Backs Desal Plant!
Jennifer Marohasy BSc PhD is a critical thinker with expertise in the scientific method.
