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Winter composting: How to make friends with microbes and defy weather (podcast, too)

Posted on 1 January 2019 by

(Slightly updated 2019-04-08, although the podcast has not been updated to be consistent.) (This blog post is accompanied by an explanatory podcast. See below.) Many people compost. It can be easy or hard, depending upon your tolerance for turning and … Continue reading →

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Alpha Male Wolves, from Carl Safina

Posted on 15 January 2017 by

“The wolves of Yellowstone have some surprising lessons on being a man.” By Carl Safina. And about his recent book.

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