Hudon’s poetic collection of eulogies individualizes species that have vanished from the planet, seeking to fulfill the promise “gone but not forgotten.”
Book Review: Rise of the Rocket Girls
ÛÏRise of the Rocket GirlsÛ is a fascinating history of the women computers and engineers at NASA and their contributions to the agency despite historic gender discrimination.
Open Source Geospatial Tools – Applications in Earth Observation
A review of a book introducing command line processing for Earth observation data.
Open Source Geospatial Tools ÛÒ Applications in Earth Observation
A review of a book introducing command line processing for Earth observation data.
Book Review: Elizabeth Kolbert’s ’The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History’
“The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History” is a book about extinction and the impact of humanity on a living planet.
Book Review: A Conversation about ‘Connection’
Earthzine Science Writer Elise Osenga and Editor-in-Chief Paul Racette connect in reviewing “Connection: Hollywood Storytelling Meets Critical Thinking.” The book tells how stories can be used to connect with audiences. But can stories help scientists get the word out about their research?
Book Review: Nancy Baron’s “Escape from the Ivory Tower”
Nancy Baron’s “Escape from the Ivory Tower” offers advice for scientists interested in augmenting their skill set for communication with policymakers and the public.
Book Review: ‘The Attacking Ocean’ by Brian Fagan
In “The Attacking Ocean,” author Brian Fagan uses an anthropological narrative of humanity’s struggle to outrun the ocean to convince the reader of the threat of rising sea levels.
Population 10 Billion by Danny Dorling – review
Originally published by the Guardian – A myth-busting analysis of population growth is refreshingly free of doomsday rhetoric.
Holloway by Robert Macfarlane, Stanley Donwood and Dan Richards – review
– A slim, but poetic and beautifully illustrated book about travels on sunken paths makes a powerful impression