Russell McLendon Blog

Last Call: 12/22
Can a stitch in time save a canine? Will global warming ruin the reptile dating scene? Can environmentalists stop the EPA? And will we ever have an "open-source engine"?
The Noon Digg: 12/22
Trees and a human sex enzyme, ancient methane and a Siberian sea, NYC and LEDs, tiny greenhouses and WWI, Obama and many shades of green
The Morning Briefing: 12/22
Are the American West and Southeast drying up? Is a Siberian town's collapse good for the environment? Can science save Detroit and an unexplored jungle?
Last Call: 12/19
How many physicists does it take to change a climate? Does global warming actually cause more hurricanes? Can we trace illegal lumber? And can cheapskates hide behind environmentalism at X-Mas?
The Noon Digg: 12/19
Getting power from algae in Scotland, from underwater windmills in Britain and from trees in Massachusetts. Plus, the top natural disaster photos from 2008.
The Morning Briefing: 12/19
It's a good morning to be a U.S. automaker or electric utility, but science fans have reason to celebrate, too. Also, the future of U.S. transportation approaches a crossroads, and electric cars could make kids smarter.
Last Call: 12/18
Obama's going into labor, Jeremy Piven is being mercurial, oil shortages could be bad for the planet, a moon of Saturn could harbor life, and did Christopher Columbus start the Little Ice Age?
The Noon Digg: 12/18
Get ready for "very high speed" trains, green-blooded frogs, cyanide-squirting millipedes and a revolution to diode for.
The Morning Briefing: 12/18
Why wearing possum fur is green, why Tasmanian devils face extinction, why Robert Redford is fighting for Utah, and why the recession is being felt all over the universe.
Last Call: 12/17
Obama's a quick study in Cabinetry, but what does his transportation pick have under LaHood? Also, NASA rises above global warming, Exxon Mobil asks "Did you feel a slight pinch?" and scientists urge new moms to use their breast judgment.

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