Links drop Tuesday: Wildlife & Resources
Scientists are tracking cats' killing habits, national parks get $900M, and a garbage truck that runs on garbage (kind of).
Photo credit: Flickr user Yogi The worlds largest wetland is in danger of being drained for farming and industry in Brazil.
Cats are being tagged with electronic trackers in a study in England to track their movement, find their range, and quantify how many animals they kill. I love cats, have two great ones in the house, but recognize that they are savage little killers, at least from a vole's perspective.
How would the Nature Conservancy spend $10B of the Economic Stimulus package money going toward green restoration projects?
Check out this craaaazy dust storm in Australia. Via Gristmill
I love David Roberts at Grist. George Will is an idiot.
Oceans are the new Atmosphere.
The National Parks Conservation Association is psyched about the $900 million included in the Economic Stimulus plan that will go towards fixing our nations national park infrastructure. I am too, our national parks were, more or less, crapped on for eight years by the Bush administration.
Doc Brown would be proud: a garbage truck that runs on garbage.
Drought is thought to have brought down Cambodia's great ancient city of Angkor Wat 600 years ago.
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