Tina Butler

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For Earth Day: climbing a redwood tree

Tina Butler 21 Apr 2016

Forests under fire: Australia’s imperiled south west

Tina Butler 5 Mar 2013

Future cities will be more like ecosystems that enrich society and the environment

Tina Butler 28 May 2008

World’s bluest lizard headed toward extinction?

Rhett A. Butler, Tina Butler 7 Mar 2007

Traditional customs pit young versus old in Indonesia’s Torajaland

Tina Butler 19 Oct 2006

NAND PCs may have environmental benefits over standard hard disk PCs

Tina Butler 13 Oct 2006

Shift from hard drives to flash may have environmental benefits

Tina Butler 29 Aug 2006

Invasive purple flower impacts Iceland’s biodiversity

Tina Butler 24 Jul 2006

Venture Capitalists, China and Green Technology

Tina Butler 24 May 2006

Taking Care of Business: Diapers Go Green

Tina Butler 2 Apr 2006

China Faces Water Crisis — 300 million drink unsafe water

Tina Butler 30 Dec 2005

Tsunami relief risks rainforest destruction

Tina Butler 19 Dec 2005

Demise of passenger pigeon linked to Lyme disease

Tina Butler 14 Nov 2005

Pre-Columbian Amazon supported millions of people

Tina Butler 18 Oct 2005

Africa Heats Up — climate change threatens future of the continent

Tina Butler 11 Oct 2005

Dubai’s artificial islands have high environmental cost

Tina Butler 23 Aug 2005

Brazil’s grasslands could replace food production of American heartland

Tina Butler 1 Aug 2005

Africa seeks bioengineered solutions to food crisis

Tina Butler 18 Jul 2005

‘Noodling’ or catching giant catfish with your hands now legal in Georgia

Tina Butler 1 Jul 2005

Saving the Amazonian Rainforest Through Agricultural Certification

Tina Butler 3 Jun 2005

The Great Noodling Experiment: Hand-fishing for giant catfish now legal

Tina Butler 1 Jun 2005

China’s Imminent Water Crisis

Tina Butler 30 May 2005

Recordings of coral reef sounds attract fish

Tina Butler 24 May 2005

Tsunami relief, rainforest attack; aid groups conflict over deforestation and reconstruction

Tina Butler 22 May 2005

Vampire Fish discovered in the Amazon

Tina Butler 19 May 2005

Somewhere Out There, Millions of Species Await Discovery

Tina Butler 17 May 2005

Genetically modified agriculture and bioengineered food gains ground

Tina Butler 15 May 2005

Project seeks to understand human origins and migration

Tina Butler 9 May 2005

indigenous people oppose National Geographic, IBM project

Tina Butler 9 May 2005

Genographic Project stirs controversy

Tina Butler 9 May 2005

For What It’s Worth: Ecological Services and conservation

Tina Butler 4 May 2005

Circumventing Washington: Corporate America and activists bypass the White House

Tina Butler 27 Apr 2005

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