Toads, dolphins and offshore drilling– oh my! You’ll find it all in this roundup of the morning’s coolest, greenest news:
- This just in: Obama OKs offshore drilling in large sections of the Alaskan, Atlantic and Gulf coasts. (Grist)
- A new study shows that the reproduction rate of dolphins in the Mississippi Sound spiked post-Hurricane Katrina. (Journal Watch Online)
- Europe could be totally powered by renewable energy by 2050. Jealous? (The Vine)
- The science of genomics is helping researchers figure out the biological effects of climate change and develop new biofuels. (Red, Green and Blue)
- Toads can predict earthquakes, says a new report. (Guardian)
Tags: Alaska, Atlantic, biofuel, biological effects of climate change, dolphins, earthquakes, Europe, genomics, Grist, Guardian, Gulf, Hurricane Katrina, Journal Watch Online, Mississippi Sound, Obama, offshore drilling, Red Green and Blue, renewable energy, The Vine, toads
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