Greg Lecoeur / Ocean Art
"The judging for the eighth annual Ocean Art Underwater Photo Contest, organized by the Underwater Photography Guide, has wrapped up, and the winning images and photographers have been announced. Greg Lecoeur took Best in Show with his image of a crab-eater seal in Antarctica." … view media »
Harvard.Edu
Discussion with David A. Sinclair, Ph.D., A.O., Professor in the Department of Genetics and co-Director of the Paul F. Glenn Center for the Biology of Aging at Harvard Medical School on controlling aging. More indepth interview at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DtWqzalEnc … view media »
Public Domain
Peter B. Collins, noted S.F Bay Area news commentator, and I talk about loss of local control and inequities in wealth distribution. In addition, we discuss MTC and the inadequacy of the public engagement process using pop-up events and post-it notes to develop the 30-year Plan Bay Area. … view media »
Fibershed
Dr. David Johnson works with growers, researchers, educational institutions, foundations, and others, exploring paths to improve food security, reduce atmospheric CO2 concentrations, and increase farm and rangeland productivity and profitability through the development of beneficial soil microbial communities. … view media »
Realtime
Bill Maher weighs in on housing and healthcare costs in New Rules: SCAMerica … view media »
Nature PBS
"A marine biologist amusingly narrates this clip from PBS’s “Octopus: Making Contact,” wondering what the animal is dreaming about." … view media »
COSTMarin
Coalition of Sensible Taxpayers’ 2019 Fall Forum “Dollars and Sense, Is Another Tax Increase Cycle on the Horizon?" Featuring Guest Speaker: Preeminent California Political Watchdog Journalist Dan Walters of CalMatters … view media »
The Anthropocene
The human impact has been so extreme that some scientists believe that we are now entering a new geological epoch. Long after humans are extinct, the scars of our existence will be found in the sedimentary rocks that form the foundation of a new world. This new geological time unit is called Anthropocene. … view media »
C. Stevens and R. Garcia
The Guardian reports that "Engineers in southern California are designing the biggest wildlife corridor in the world, to extend over US Highway 101 to the north-west of Los Angeles. The corridor will connect different parts of the Santa Monica Mountain chain, which is crucial to the future of mountain lions." … view media »
