Ah, Monday, that favorite day of the week when all the caffeine in the world just isn't quite enough.
So let's hold off on the start of this week for a few more minutes while that third cup of coffee starts to work its way through your veins. As far as I'm concerned, it's still last week until your heart starts to beat just a little bit faster and the neurons in your brain start to figure out how to make your vocal chords work once again. While we wait for that to happen, let's take a moment and look at my articles from the week before this dreaded Monday.
I'll start this list with my latest article for PBS's Nature:
Climate Change Could Turn Up Heat on Already Vulnerable Koalas
Moving on from that happy topic, here are two new "Extinction Countdown" articles for Scientific American, both of which ended up being about invasive species:
The World's Worst Invasive Predators are Cats, Rats, Pigs and...Hedgehogs?
The Killer Shrimp Bullies Species into Extinction
Finally this week, here's my latest for TakePart, an important environmental topic that doesn't get nearly enough visibility:
The Conservation Crisis No One Is Talking About: Sand
That's it for this week. Which is good, because all of that caffeine is starting to make you jumpy. You night want to slow down on that stuff a bit. Maybe a nice cup of decaf with lunch, okay?
See ya next Monday (sigh), or follow me on Twitter all week long.
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