Marine animal news (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
Today, just about anywhere there is water, there can be toxic algae. The microscopic plants usually exist in small concentrations, but a sudden warming in the water or an injection of dust or sediment from land can trigger a bloom that kills thousands of fish, poisons shellfish, or even humans.James Castle and John Rodgers of Clemson University think the same thing happened during the...
Beattie's Book Blog (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
From The Daily Beast: A Bloody Good CD Each week, The Daily Beast scours the cultural landscape to choose three top picks. This week, the Twilight soundtrack debuts, outsider artist James Castle gets his first retrospective, and author Barbara Ehrenreich takes on positive thinking in America. Twilight: New Moon , the next installment of the wildly popular vampire series does not reach...
The Daily Beast (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
Each week, The Daily Beast scours the cultural landscape to choose three top picks. This week, the Twilight soundtrack debuts, outsider artist James Castle gets his first retrospective, and author Barbara Ehrenreich takes on positive thinking in...
Global Warming (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
... from land can trigger a bloom that kills thousands of fish, poisons shellfish, or even humans. James Castle and John Rodgers of Clemson University think the same thing happened during the five largest mass extinctions in Earth's history. Each time a large die off occurred, they found a spike in the number of fossil algae mats called stromatolites strewn around the planet. Castle...
Astrobiology Magazine (Free subscription) | 24/10/2009
... from land can trigger a bloom that kills thousands of fish, poisons shellfish, or even humans. James Castle and John Rodgers of Clemson University think the same thing happened during the five largest mass extinctions in Earth's history. Each time a large die off occurred, they found a spike in the number of fossil algae mats called strewn around the planet. “If you go through theories...
The Scientific View (Free subscription) | 21/10/2009
Today, just about anywhere there is water, there can be toxic algae. The microscopic plants usually exist in small concentrations, but a sudden warming in the water or an injection of dust or sediment from land can trigger a bloom that kills thousands of fish, poisons shellfish, or even humans. James Castle and John Rodgers of Clemson University think the same thing happened during the...
US News (Free subscription) | 21/10/2009
A sudden warming or an injection of sediment from land can trigger a deadly algae bloom.
Opinion Dominion (Free subscription) | 19/10/2009
Killer algae a key player in mass extinctions Today, just about anywhere there is water, there can be toxic algae . The microscopic plants usually exist in small concentrations, but a sudden warming in the water or an injection of dust or sediment from land can trigger a bloom that kills thousands of fish, poisons shellfish, or even humans. James Castle and John Rodgers of Clemson University...
Science - The Post Chronicle (Free subscription) | 21/10/2009
Clemson University research James Castle and Professor John Robers said anywhere there is water, there can be toxic algae in small concentrations. But a sudden warming in the water or an injection of dust or sediment from land can trigger a bloom that kills thousands of fish, poisons shellfish or even humans.
ScrippsNews (Free subscription) | 21/10/2009
... of the Geological Society of America in Portland, Ore., this week.The two-year study was done by James Castle, professor in Clemson's Department of Engineering Services and Earth Sciences, and John Rodgers Jr., a professor in the Department of Forestry and Natural Resources.A prominent theory on the fate of dinosaurs is that asteroids crashed into Earth, causing massive species deaths....
The Daily Beast (Free subscription) | 16/10/2009
James Castle, who painted with soot and spit and found objects, gets a major retrospective at the Art Institute of Chicago. VIEW OUR GALLERY of an Outsider Art star. James Castle was born deaf. He never learned to read, write, or speak and only once...
