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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Global carbon footprint infographic
Infographic Source http://visual.ly/global-carbon-footprint
Posted in Climate Change, Green Infrastructure, Infographic
Tagged carbon, climate change, environment, infographic
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A Comparison of the life cycles of the Anopheline and Culicine mosquitoes
The following is part of a report I wrote on Anopheline and Culicine mosquitoes, it is aimed at a more academic audience but I think it is accessible to all. Any questions/comments please post them in the comments section and … Continue reading
Posted in Entomology
Tagged disease, entomology, larva, malaria, mosquito, nature, parasite, transmission, vector, wildlife
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Primates: Introduction and conservation
Here is an article that I have just written for a fantastic site called Nikela Primates are found more or less on every area of land on the planet, however, if we remove Homo sapiens (Humans) from the picture, the … Continue reading
Posted in Primate Conservation
Tagged chimpanzee, conservation, ecology, gorilla, nature, orang-utan, primate, wildlife
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Sorry for the delay
I am currently writing an article on specimen collection that I will post shortly, things have been rather hectic at the moment hence the delay in posting of late but rest assured I will return to my usual postings after … Continue reading
Biofuel Infographic
Infographic Source: http://www.infographicsarchive.com/environment/plant-powered-planes/
Crittercam Tests at the Wolf Conservation Center
Some nice footage here from the wolf perspective: “Resident canines at the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, NY take National Geographic’s Crittercam for a spin around their yard, strolling, following their noses, even wading into a small pond and … Continue reading
Posted in Video
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Climate: January sizzles; U.S. temps 4th-warmest ever
Originally posted on Summit County Citizens Voice:
U.S. Snow-cover extent the third-lowest on record Every state but Washington reported above- to well-above average temps during January 2012. By Summit Voice SUMMIT COUNTY — Despite a moderate La Niña in the…
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Research Assistant
I have just applied for a research assistant position for 5 months (April-September) at a research station near to Switzerland! Fingers crossed for this position as it would most certainly point me in the right direction for a PhD.
Posted in Personal
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The biodegradation of plastic by fungi
Note: all figures regarding plastics in the UK have been sourced from WRAP In recent decades the manufacture and consumption of plastics has increased exponentially, with this increase in consumption and manufacture the amount of plastic being sent to landfill … Continue reading
Posted in Scientific research, Sustainability
Tagged bioremediation, fungi, Recycling, science, sustainable
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