See my article on this curious theory over here at The Canary.
Tag: writing
What the frack?! Evidence of drinking water contamination at last
At last, residents of Wyoming can move forward knowing that their angel-in-disguise Dominic DiGiulio, a retired EPA scientist, has found the evidence they need to prove drinking water contamination by fracking. Read about DiGiulio and the Wyoming case over at The Canary.
This is an amazing little medicine-making machine…
See my article in The Canary about a new fridge-sized machine that could revolutionize healthcare in remote areas, right here.
GE animals vs. GE plants
Why aren’t GE animals making it to our plate? See my article about the opinion piece recently published in PNAS over at The Canary!
Atmospheric nitrogen – Risking plant biodiversity
Too much nitrogen in our atmosphere is not a good thing, as scientists recently discovered by studying thousands of sites across the US. See my article covering this paper over at The Canary!
Editing – a diverse career
When I first started my editing and writing career, I was once asked whether I thought I’d get bored, sitting in front of a computer all day — after all, I’d spent many years in a hands-on laboratory environment as a scientist — “Surely life at a desk is not for you?” I was asked. Editing, far from being boring, is a…
A second set of eyes
There’s no doubt that a second pair of eyes is useful when performing any kind of writing. Editors are communications experts who can help you create concise, professional documents. A good editor will improve flow, check for consistency, catch embarrassing typos, make suggestions to improve the overall clarity of your document, and check for adherence to all manner of…
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