Lessons from the Flu
By Emily Monosson / On November 6th, 2014
evolution
#ForewordFriday: What is Conservation Biology?
By Meghan Bartels / On October 24th, 2014
Island Press Staff Picks – Evolution in a Toxic World
By [node:field_contributor] / On September 28th, 2014
Drinking from a mason jar: hipster nonsense or a smart safety tip? Photo by João André O.
Bogeymen of Nature
By Eric Dinerstein / On September 15th, 2014
Eastern rat snakes have a bad reputation. Photo by D. Gordon E.
Antibiotics: Lesson Learned?
By Emily Monosson / On August 20th, 2014
Reposted from Evolution in a Toxic World with permission.
Life in the Wake of Nuclear Disaster
By Emily Monosson / On July 21st, 2014
Bumfuzzled by Epigenetics
By Emily Monosson / On April 8th, 2014
Cross posted from Emily Monosson's Evolution in a toxic world
While there is absolutely no scientif
Human Evolution in Response to Pollution? Fact or Fiction?
By Emily Monosson / On April 3rd, 2014
Another one bites the dust, nature conquers biotech — again
By [node:field_contributor] / On March 19th, 2014
Cross-posted from Emily Monosson's Evolution in a toxic world
And another one bites the dust. Corn rootworms, once the scourge of corn growers, stymied by corn engineered to produce Bt toxin (a crystalline toxin that basically pokes holes in the guts of these worms) are back.