Christopher Preston Congratulations!

On completion of the dam removals, scientists.... "captured images of a 2.5 foot long chinook salmon migrating upstream for the first time in more than 100 years the very next day." (fist pump) #TenaciousBeasts

I saw Rachel Carson's personal copy of Silent Spring recently in Shepherdstown, WV. Absolutely thrilled to wear something with her name.

The epitome of a tenacious beast. Create the slimmest of opportunities and they will take it. 👏👏👏

Nourishing! bbc.com/news/articles/…

Very excited for the new season of Threshold Podcast, coming soon. player.captivate.fm/episode/fc9cfd…

Just loved being part of the writing team on this episode. Synchronous fireflies!! kuow.org/stories/great-…

This ....👇(To be remembered when credit gets claimed) energy.gov/lpo/articles/l…

Ever fancied your chances of deextincting a dodo? Think again. I explain why in an article out today with YaleE360. #aurochs #woollymammoth #extinction e360.yale.edu/features/de-ex…

Horrible cruelty should be a priority to stop. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Cows go 'moo,' right? But what other linguistically interesting things are going on? Turns out, there's plenty. #animals #language BBC News (World) bbc.com/future/article…

Good science. Hyped-up headline.

This story absorbed an enormous amount of my energy and attention as it came together. Making carbon capture persuasive is, in the end, an ethics problem. I sketch the ethical issues here.

Permanent, durable, believable…this was a good article on Industrial carbon capture is a climate strategy environmentalists love to hate. Those committed to its development are trying to win back allies they sorely need. | Christopher Preston in Noema Magazine noemamag.com/climate-delusi…

Tune in tomorrow night (Wednesday) to PBS's Human Footprint: The Vanishing Act, and you'll see me in a cameo talking about extinction....and deextinction. 9 pm EST. #HumanFootprintPBS #Nature #earth #anthropocene #wildlife #naturalhistory #extinction #NorthernWhiteRhinos

".....we probably need to recalibrate the culture so that people are more willing to sacrifice some freedom of autonomy for the sake of the larger community." David Brooks in the Atlantic.