Communications > ESA in the News
May 2009
05/27/09 - McClatchy News: Some damaged ecosystems recover quickly, study shows
Yahoo! News, Kansas City Star (ESA’s Robert Twilley quoted)
05/16/09 – See ESA press release: Decline in Alaskan Sea Otters Affects Bald Eagles' Diet
- Bangor Daily News: Eagles threaten coastal seabirds
05/14/09 – Animal Planet Blog, Animals in the News: Fungus-infected bats get some help
05/09/09 – Science News: Landscaper’s Darling Hybridizes into an Environmental Nuisance
05/07/09 – The Guardian: Information Outbreak
April 2009
04/21/09 – See ESA press release: Plants Could Override Climate Change Effects on Wildfires
- USA Today - Climate change may not spur wildfires
- United Press International – Plants can influence wildfires
- OregonLive – Plants could override climate change effects on wildfires
04/20/09 – See ESA press release: Ecologists Put a Price Tag on Invasive Species
- Associated Press: Europe’s worst guests: Ducks and furry rodents *This article ran in the Seattle Times, the Miami Herald, the Kansas City Star, and the Los Angeles Times
- Discovery Channel News: Pet trade introduces diseases, costs
- BBC EarthWatch: Europe’s invaders push the green button
- Sueddeutsche.de: Angriff der Aliens
- BioNieuws, The Netherlands: Financiele Exotencrisis (see pdf)
- DPA (the German Associated Press): Forscher: Hohe Kosten durch eingewanderte Arten
- Público (Portugal): Europa gasta dez mil milhões contra espécies
- New Zealand Herald: Alien invaders’ costly trail of destruction
04/20/09 – La Jornada: Fundamental, un tratado Mexico-EU de aguas subterráneas: Investigadores
04/01/09 – See ESA press release: Ecologists Question Effects of Climate Change on Infectious Diseases
- New Scientist: Will climate change spread disease?
- Nature News: Disease in a warming climate
- Scidev.net: Debate erupts over effects of climate change on disease
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