(Untitled)- April 23, 2002 The way of the wobble: Currently featuring new artwork inspired by its fabulous collection of jellyfish, the Monterey Bay Aquarium's jelly rooms exist way outside of this world. I took a day trip there last summer. Picture yourself in the dark with nothing around you except tangerine ghosts. My mind floated downstream. I felt relaxed, expanded, quite, quite Californian. Who needs dolphins, eh Mark my words: jellies are in danger of becoming the next big chill-out accessory. Wired News.http://www.scribble.clara.net/categories/ecology/2002/04/23.html#a543 (Untitled)- April 19, 2002 Cool: Bush loses. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge remains closed to drilling. Sierra Club.http://www.scribble.clara.net/categories/ecology/2002/04/19.html#a541 (Untitled)- April 19, 2002 Bjørn again: The tussle between Bjørn Lomborg, the skeptical environmentalist, and Scientific American continues. Lomborg, a Danish political scientist, argues that claims made by environmentalists about global warming are exaggerated. Scientific American says he's wrong. Scientific American.http://www.scribble.clara.net/categories/ecology/2002/04/19.html#a540 (Untitled)- April 19, 2002 Big foot: Find out the size of your ecological footprint. Earthday.http://www.scribble.clara.net/categories/ecology/2002/04/19.html#a539 (Untitled)- April 18, 2002 Flash with sound - Oil's well: Thanks to the enviromental lobby, it's a little known fact that caribou are fascinated by heavy machinery. As always, the Bush administration does its best to tidy up the truth. Mark Fiore.http://www.scribble.clara.net/categories/ecology/2002/04/18.html#a538 (Untitled)- April 15, 2002 Ooh, Lawdy: If the marketing of Play was anything to go by, your Aunty Ethel is as likely to be tapping her toes to Moby's new album, 18, out in the middle of May, as the Cool Kids, Adult Triple-A Types and Underground Tastemakers who usually go for this type of corporate electronica. Play's tracks were licenced, every one of them, to hundreds of adverts, films and TV shows at the turn of the millennium. You couldn't help getting sucked into its peering-over-the-edge, always-pulling-back...http://www.scribble.clara.net/categories/ecology/2002/04/15.html#a535 |