Nature & Outdoors

EPA Rules that Carbon Dioxide Is a Danger to Human Health

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by Floating Deer Head Friday April 17, 2009

Yesterday the Environmental Protection Agency announced that it has found that carbon dioxide poses a threat to public health and contributes to climate change. Later, the Agency also reported that there is evidence that death can kill.

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Friday August 27, 2010

The Season of Bugs

So if you live anywhere near a tree, a garden or a patch of grass, you probably hear what reminds you of a soundtrack to a jungle movie outside your window. They're bugs, and they're great. They really get rolling in the humid August weather and then crescendo towards the end of the month. You possibly also hear your neighbors. They're not in this guide. Re-posted from last year. more

Sunday June 6, 2010

Rough Weather Later Today

The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma, says the weather could get all Wizard of Oz this afternoon. If you’re lounging in the kiddie pool or making divots on the links – respect the thunder and head to shelter. Along with the threat of wind and hail, Rhode Island is also... more

Thursday June 3, 2010

This Weekend: Kill Plants

Most nature walks demand a reverence for plants. A special nature walk this Saturday encourages you to smash them. More from Steve Stycos: Unusual Hike A little known pond full of spadderdock, Cranston’s finest graffiti, signs of the flood and a chance to smash invasive species will all be part of a... more

Wednesday May 19, 2010

Bike to Work Day, 2010

Bike to Work Day Bike to Work Day, organized by the Rhode Island Bicycle Coalition , takes place on Friday, May 21. Pedal to Market Square in Providence between 6:30 and 8:30 am for food and speeches, and return to the square between 4:30 and 6 pm for bike workshops and... more

Thursday April 29, 2010

The National Weather Service Needs Flood Photographs

The National Weather Service in Taunton is looking for photographs to help them document and study the impacts of the recent historic floods: Can you help us to help your community? The National Weather Service in Taunton, Mass., is looking for photographs to visually document the March 2010... more