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Just enough nitrogen for our ecosystem
Toxic algae blooms caused by nitrogen fertilizer runoff in Florida's St. Johns River. Photo by Bill Yates, Tampa Bay Times. We don’t often think of nitrogen as a basic necessity—like food, water,… more →
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Just enough nitrogen for our ecosystem
wrote 1 year ago: Toxic algae blooms caused by nitrogen fertilizer runoff in Florida's St. Johns River. Photo by … more →
Students host sustainability talking circle with mayoral candidates
wrote 1 year ago: Talking circle with mayoral candidates at the PSU Native American Student and Community Center. Inst … more →
Remembering the roots of social sustainability
wrote 1 year ago: When it comes to sustainability, race and equity aren’t usually the first things that come to mind. … more →
An economic perspective on social sustainability
wrote 1 year ago: Keeping the conversation rolling on November 7, during the second week of Social Sustainability Mont … more →
Destruction or construction? Dams from the Pacific Northwest to the Lower Mekong Basin
wrote 1 year ago: Last Wednesday, Pacific Power blew up the nearly 100-year-old Condit Dam on the White Salmon River i … more →
A big, fat check from my nonexistent grandchildren? A look at Intergenerational Finance
wrote 1 year ago: Money. In our consumer-driven society, it always comes back to money. So what if instead of relative … more →
Can Sustainable and University Be Used in the Same Sentence?
wrote 2 years ago: I live in an amazing city. Portland Skyline. Image courtesy of Renegade Professional News It is phys … more →
