Raising Climate Literacy
Guest commentary by Figen Mekik Climate change has become “that” topic – like evolution of species, plate tectonics, or AI where the public has heard
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AI/ML climate magic?
There has been a frenzy around artificial intelligence and deep machine learning (AI/ML) since the “ChatGPT Moment” in 2022, and AI/ML is for sure going to
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Unforced variations: Jan 2026
This month’s open thread. We’re not great ones for New Year’s resolutions, but let’s try. How about we resolve to stay substantive, refrain from abusing
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Unforced Variations: Dec 2025
This month’s open thread on climate topics as 2025 wraps up. Please be courteous to each other. Tis the season! The post Unforced Variations: Dec 2025 first a
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Grateful Dead Archivist Remembers Bob Weir: ‘A Guitar Player Unlike Any Other’
"Bobby was also the unabashed rock star in the Grateful Dead," David Lemieux writes of Weir following his death at the age of 78
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Sammy Hagar on His Unlikely Friendship With Bob Weir: ‘Always the Elder, the Wise Old Soul’
The former Van Halen singer and the Dead co-founder shared the stage numerous times, including at Nashville's Ryman in 2022
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Vagueposting: Why 2026 Content Is All About Keeping You Confused
A new trend in social media may have launched the first meme of the year
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Warren Haynes Remembers Bob Weir: ‘His Message Was Always There’
The guitarist, who toured with Weir in the Dead offshoot, says he was "the missing link" to the Grateful Dead's music
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See Lucy Dacus and Chappell Roan Cover ‘The Book of Love’ at Artists for Aid Benefit Concert
Singers team up for one of the Magnetic Fields' 69 Love Songs at show to raise money for relief efforts in Sudan and Palestine
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Jenny Lewis Celebrated Her 50th Birthday by Marrying Her Dog
Singer and cockapoo Bobby Rhubarb, the inspiration for "Puppy and a Truck," tied the knot at a birthday party/wedding reception last week
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Bob Weir’s Guitar Playing Was Even More Radical Than You Think
Weir dedicated himself to finding something new in every song, every night. In doing so, he brought joy and magic to crowds and collaborators alike
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Why My Love for Dead & Company Transcends the Grateful Dead
With the passing of his client, lifelong Deadhead and Weir's manager Kraig Fox reflects on four decades of tape trading, transcendence, and change
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Remembering Our Last Conversation With Bob Weir
A year before his death, the Grateful Dead legend shared some of his humble wisdom
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Why Venezuela Could Be a Turning Point in Gen Z’s Support for Trump
Growing up in the wake of endless wars, young men liked his pledge to be "the peace president." This latest move breaks that promise
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Audubon Florida is Down for This Count – the Christmas Bird Count!
Between mid-December and early January, Audubon Florida staff and volunteers participated in the 126th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count, a community science
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Scientists Can Now Track the Roseate Tern's Migration—and Identify Dangers Along the Way
The sun is just starting to set off the tip of Galinhos, a peninsula in northeast Brazil, and Rafael Revorêdo is holding a beer koozie as he sits in a folding
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Winter Naturalist 2025 Letters
Letter from Julie Wraithmell, Executive Director Few natural phenomena are more stunning than the explosion of color (and pollinators) with the Southeastern
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A Day in the Life: Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Visitor
Binoculars in hand and a refillable water bottle in her pack, Pamela Telis gets her bar code scanned at the admission desk and makes her way out into the Sanctu
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Tufted Puffins Are Vanishing Across the Pacific Northwest—Can an Ambitious New Effort Save Them?
On a misty August morning in Cannon Beach, Oregon, Rebecca McGoldrick’s neon-yellow boots gleam like little lighthouses on the wet sand. Her attention is rive
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Audubon Looks at Local, State, and Federal Solutions to Find Conservation Wins
The end of the year is a natural moment to take stock: What progress have we made? What more can we do for the places we love? For those looking to improve the
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