Russell McLendon Blog

The Morning Briefing: Fri.
Preventing forest fryer, the slurry state of clean coal, drawing a power line in the sand, a tale of two cities' smog, Japan's orbit curiosity, how to move an ecosystem, and scientists find a fish out of water.
Last Call: Thurs.
Wyoming senator blocks Obama's EPA chief, Ken Salazar promises Interior decorating, Al Gore sweeps into post-Bush era, Western forests face collapse, killer caterpillars swarm in Africa, and three fish become one.
The Noon Digg: Thurs.
Antarctica warms up to climate change, solar industry's outlook dims, Bill Clinton pens plea to save the Earth, building artificial glaciers in India, and the rise of mini nuclear reactors.
The Morning Briefing: Thurs.
Obama tackles wolf blitzer, Arnold Schwarzenegger shares tailpipe dreams, air pollution shortens lives, Senate checks under LaHood, disaster-in-waiting could be Arkansas' fault, and an ancient human is back in the hobbit.
Last Call: Wed.
Antarctica joins the hot continents club, Senate approves three green teamers, South Pole scientists on top of the world about Obama, summer comes two days earlier, and the thin blue line goes green.
The Noon Digg: Wed.
A boat catches stingray fever, a giant Antarctic ice shelf can't stand the heat, coffee grounds could power your car, reef fish get no relief, and a comparison of old and new wind power.
The Morning Briefing: Wed.
Obamania continues in Day Two, D.C. Metro survives stress test, sustainable ranching and the West, E. coli and the Ohio River, environmental projects freeze up in California, and Australia ponders doom and bloom.
Last Call: Tues.
President Obama's speech therapy, unveiling the new WhiteHouse.gov, Sarah Palin backs off "drill, baby, drill," 3,000 scientists place blame for climate change, how NASA could save the world, and how Ford plans to save itself (and the world).
The Noon Digg: Tues.
Reviewing Obama's environmental platform, oversized basket-weaving, evidence of Everest's melting glaciers, new skyscraper sets sail in Singapore, and saving elephants by freezing their sperm.
The Morning Briefing: Tues.
President-elect Obama becomes President Obama, and green groups anticipate a scientific renaissance in America. Also: how to stop avalanches, how to improve dirt, and how life on Earth began.

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