by Chris Woodside | Jun 21, 2011 | Magazine Articles
Rose Wilder Lane testifying in 1939 before Congress. She favored the Ludlow Amendment, which would have taken declaring war to a vote of the people. (Library of Congress photo) Connecticut Explored, Fall 2010 Over the past several years, my pursuit of information...
by Chris Woodside | Apr 3, 2011 | Magazine Articles
Niamh Murtagh studies why people waste energy at home, even when they know they shouldn’t. Since this story appeared in Nature Climate Change’s inaugural issue of March 2011, Murtagh has changed her affiliation to University College London and continues to...
by Chris Woodside | Jan 5, 2011 | Magazine Articles
Appalachia Journal I have learned not to get lost on foot in the woods, but I have never mastered route finding in a car. Road maps never print enough detail; when reality presents unexpected streets and signs, I can’t reconcile them with my broad-brush concept of the...
by Chris Woodside | Nov 2, 2010 | Newspaper Articles
Cottage No. 31 goes down, Long Beach West, Stratford, Connecticut, Oct. 22, 2010 The Connecticut Mirror It’s not often that civilization is demolished to make way for wild birds, especially within sight of Connecticut’s largest city. That’s what’s happening on a long...
by Chris Woodside | Jul 26, 2010 | Magazine Articles
Cutler Cleveland, editor of the Encyclopedia of Energy, knows the history of deepwater drilling The Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media Until BP’s Deepwater Horizon explosion in April and continuing oil spill crisis in the Gulf of Mexico, many in the news media...
by Chris Woodside | Jun 16, 2010 | Magazine Articles
Warren Doyle at the Connecticut Forest & Park Association Appalachia journal Warren Doyle’s rules for long-distance group hikes Warren Doyle, age 60, has a crush on Little Debbie, the snack cake girl. His favorite thing to do is to eat a Little Debbie cosmic...
