Author Archives: Carol Mosley

About Carol Mosley

Carol Mosley is a social ecologist, freelance writer, human rights activist, mini-farmer, and educator.

Could Crustaceans Provide a Compostable Alternative to Plastic Food Packaging?

You have to have been living in a bubble not to be aware of the damage being done to wildlife, and the environment in general, by our rampant use of cheap, oil-based plastics. So, what’s…

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What’s All the Buzz About Pollinator Drones?

Pollinators, such as bees, are definitely in decline. And many foods we love to eat need bees for pollination. Could pollinator drones provide a practical solution or just a distraction from saving live pollinators? Bees…

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Home Biodigester Has You Cookin’ With Gas in No Time

An ecologist’s dream is that human systems will model the closed loop systems of Mother Earth. But, sometimes the only way to get entrenched industries and governmental policies to change is for the public to…

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Racing Returns, But Can Bonneville Salt Flats Be Saved?

After two years of cancellations, the land racing fans of Bonneville Salt Flats finally saw a return to action this past summer. But, despite this year’s celebration, the future of the salt flats is uncertain.…

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Canadian Couple Creates “Freedom Cove” Floating Compound

For more than two decades, this couple has been constructing and revamping this compound of twelve floating platforms they call Freedom Cove. It all started in 1991 when a winter storm toppled some massive trees,…

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Art Drives BMW to Creative Expression

From the flower power VW vans of the 1960s to the brightly colored artistic creations on the public buses of Panama, humans worldwide have a fascination with vehicles that deviate from the solid hues typical…

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Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Countersurveillance Clothing Aims To Fool Facial Recognition Software

With every purchase made and website searched, someone somewhere is collecting the info and creating an algorithm to “define” us on some level. And, just as enthusiastically, privacy advocates work to develop techniques of encryption…

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Coral Castle: Flintstones Style Architecture In Modern Times

This is not your usual castle. In fact, there is absolutely nothing usual at all about this little known architectural wonder. The tale of Coral Castle is filled with romance and unrequited love as well…

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Golden Amber Comes With Environmental Ugliness In Ukraine’s ‘Klondike’

Beautiful, transparent golden gems of amber are being illegally mined and causing eco-destruction in Ukraine’s “Klondike.” As the price and popularity increase, so does the devastation. Who doesn’t love the gem of fossilized tree resin…

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Eat It? Toss It? What’s The Real Deal With Those Product “Sell By” Dates?

It’s so confusing. Some items say “sell by” while others indicate “best if used by.” Without a standard designation of edible or not, what’s a consumer supposed to do? The truth is, those designations aren’t…

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Author Archives: Carol Mosley

About Carol Mosley

Could Crustaceans Provide a Compostable Alternative to Plastic Food Packaging?

What’s All the Buzz About Pollinator Drones?

Home Biodigester Has You Cookin’ With Gas in No Time

Racing Returns, But Can Bonneville Salt Flats Be Saved?

Canadian Couple Creates “Freedom Cove” Floating Compound

Art Drives BMW to Creative Expression

Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Countersurveillance Clothing Aims To Fool Facial Recognition Software

Coral Castle: Flintstones Style Architecture In Modern Times

Golden Amber Comes With Environmental Ugliness In Ukraine’s ‘Klondike’

Eat It? Toss It? What’s The Real Deal With Those Product “Sell By” Dates?

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