Richard Schiffman
Richard Schiffman is an environmental journalist, poet and author of two books based in New York.
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Scientific American
Fantastic Voyage: Polynesian Seafaring Canoe Completes Its Globe ...
Fantastic Voyage: Polynesian Seafaring Canoe Comple...
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The New York Times
Are Pets the New Probiotic? - The New York Times
Are Pets the New Probiotic? - The New York Times
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Newsweek
Scientifically Engineered Coral Could Survive Climate Change ...
Scientifically Engineered Coral Could Survive Clima...
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The New York Times
Not Just Another Stinky Fish - The New York Times
Not Just Another Stinky Fish - The New York Times
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The New York Times
Wary of Mainstream Medicine, Immigrants Seek Remedies From Home
Botanicas sell herbs and oils to customers wary of mainstream medicine
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The Atlantic
What Leading Scientists Want You to Know About Today's Frightening Climate Report
Arctic sea ice on September 13, 2013, as measured b...
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New Scientist
Plankton can save the ocean. But who will save the plankton? | New ...
Plankton can save the ocean. But who will save the ...
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The Washington Post
For your own sake, stop working so hard - Washington Post
Recently a friend confided over dinner that her job was “killing” her. I was surprised. She is a director of a midsize nonprofit that is doing citizen diplomacy work in the Middle East, and she...
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Chicago Tribune
War's toll on elephants - chicagotribune.com
War's toll on elephants - chicagotribune.com
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Wired
WIRED Opinion: The DEA is Wrong to Ban a Cure for Opioid ...
WIRED Opinion: The DEA is Wrong to Ban a Cure for O...
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Smithsonian Magazine
Tracking Frackers From the Sky | Innovation | Smithsonian
Tracking Frackers From the Sky | Innovation | Smith...
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The New York Times
The Great New York Whale Census - The New York Times
The Great New York Whale Census - The New York Time...
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Reuters
Mystery of the disappearing bees: Solved!
If it were a novel, people would criticize the plot for being too far-fetched – thriving colonies disappear overnight without leaving a trace, the bodies of the victims are never found.