Biology
East Los Angeles College
Christopher J. Jarosz, Ph.D.
Biology
East Los Angeles College
Christopher J. Jarosz, Ph.D.
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Articles on Education
how to survive college when you’re paying your own way (includes podcast)
college students—how to make office hours less scary
Articles on Biology
you could save a child from drowning this summer—here's how
training the next generation of indigenous data scientists
an explosion in visitors is threatening the very things national parks try to protect
a volcano, a fishing boat, and a narrow escape
inside our subway tuna sandwich test
bats! they're cooler than birds
firefly light shows don't just dazzle—swarms can also synchronize their flashes
over 200 million years ago, nature called—it was full of beetles
the sound of one walrus clapping
it’s cold in the ocean but it’s hotter inside sea otters
these plants act like bees in a hive
cauliflower and chaos, fractals in every floret
these birds didn’t have chlamydia or west nile—but they’re still dying
los angeles county wants you to stop feeding the feral peacocks
a biologist, an outlandish stork and the army of women trying to save it
a birding adventure in arizona’s sky islands
apparently, crows love luxurious ant baths—this is what it looks like
protected habitat, for a population of one
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Articles on Our Environment
heat wave killed marine wildlife en masse
heat wave killed an estimated one billion sea creatures, and scientists fear even worse
let the birds eat them—crops shrivel as heat wave hits washington state
The united states isn’t prepared for fires fueled by climate change
reservoirs are drying up as consequences of the western drought worsen
why record-breaking overnight temperatures are so concerning
climate change drove western heat wave’s extreme records, analysis finds
bringing back trees to redlined areas helps residents and the climate
air pollution’s invisible toll on your health
climate change is making it harder for campers to beat the heat
how can coastal conservation save marine life and fishing practices?
why are whales essential to the health of our oceans?
arctic’s last ice area may be less resistant to global warming
a battle between a great city and a great lake
the climate crisis is a public health crisis
dispossessed, again—climate change hits native americans especially hard
our response to climate change is missing something big, scientists say
wildfires threaten urban water supplies, long after the flames are out
as western wildfires worsen, fema is denying most people who ask for help
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