Climate change, West Nile, and the Smokey Bear Effect – oh my!
- I heart NYC: New York’s City Council added climate change panels to advise the city on threats of global warming. (Green)
- 40 percent of the food in the U.S. — that’s almost half — gets tossed in the trash. (Grist)
- West Nile Outbreak: is climate change (yet again) to blame? (Scientific American)
- Ever heard of the Smokey Bear Effect? That bear may be responsible for the new norm: raging wildfires. (NPR)
- Salmon enter Olympic National Park for the first time after a dam is removed. (National Geographic)
Tags: 40% of food wasted, climate change panel, dam removal, food inefficiency, forest fires, mosquitoes, New York City, olympic national park, planning for climate change, salmon, smokey bear effect, smokey the bear, throwing away food, washington state, wasting food, West Nile, west nile outbreak, wildfires
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