Author Archives: Bob ll

OTNP September 2024 Good morning!😀 Hope you all are having a wonderful month! It is so easy to complain 😀 about so many things these days. Unfortunately most times the complaints have no real doable solution other than “change everything … Continue reading →

One of my best friends is very, very smart. But also very very opinionated.😀 I was trying to describe a complex biological process and he says “I don’t care” and walks away. Now he’s very very good at changing his … Continue reading →

I have just made an excellent contact at Wildlife Diversity Program California Department of Fish & Wildlife They say that they will forward emails supporting the protection of bumblebees to the committee as part of the official record. I am … Continue reading →

Columnist Rick Meis says that the conservation groups involved in the Gallatin Wilderness issue are forgetting why they were founded. Source: Three powerful conservation groups have forgotten their histories and roots • Daily Montanan Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

August Our Toxic National Parks. Brighten your day a little Carrol King’s Jazz Man As the title above says: We _have_ to create safe zones. That is one of the reasons I started this #_OTNP project. I initially thought it … Continue reading →

How do researchers create the illusion of novelty in a result when the finding has a probability value close to, but on the wrong side of, the stated probability threshold – for example, a probability of 0.06? Talk it up, … Continue reading →

Research shows ‘forever chemicals’ increasingly found in products as agency claims the chemicals aren’t being used Source: PFAS widely added to US pesticides despite EPA denial, study finds I have seen several places where they are unregulated for organic use. … Continue reading →

Source: Digging deep—value of the soil microbiome unearthed “The aim of the article is to increase awareness of the importance of soil biology in farming systems, as it is often ignored, particularly when compared to the traditional soil analysis where … Continue reading →

“To maximize these benefits, we need to provide space along our waterways for beavers to live and create their wetlands.” Source: Experts stunned by discovery in wetlands 10 years after reintroduction of centuries-extinct beavers: ‘Can transform local environments’ You know … Continue reading →

In the San Francisco Bay area, Covid levels are comparable to the most recent winter surge Source: Coronavirus spiking in wastewater in California, Florida and Texas as cases rise The major Covid testing as described above is not by putting … Continue reading →