Jet Stream Disruption

Weather isn’t happening the way it did. We didn’t think it was possible, but air from the northern hemisphere is Continue reading →

Cheaper Indoor Farming

It is now cheaper to grow plants indoors than outdoors, at least for some situations. Conventional farming is resource intensive, Continue reading →

Honeybee Losses Continue

Sad to say but the honeybee problem has not improved. Between April 2015 and April 2016, US beekeepers reported losing Continue reading →

Robot Cowboys

Automation has reached the ranch. Robots are being deployed to tend herds, check pastures, and report back to the rancher. Continue reading →

Salt Not A Lake City

Salt Lake City may lose its Lake. There are many stories about massive lakes drying up and disappearing, but they Continue reading →

Good Bumblebee News

Evolution may be saving some of the bumblebees. Isolated ecosystems are housing bumblebees that seem to be developing a resistance Continue reading →

Lake Poopo Is Gone

A mix of climate change, mining, and agriculture have eliminated Bolivia’s second largest lake. At times, the lake was twice Continue reading →

Overfishing Underpredicted

Fishing feeds billions, and as urbanization, pollution, and climate shifts impact farms on land more people rely on food from Continue reading →