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Poseidon Lost

We thought the sea was infinite and inexhaustible. It is not. Calling for a new vision to save our oceans. Table of Contents | Digital Edition
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By David Knoppers
Fitting Culture into the Conservation Conversation
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March 25, 2011: Editor's note: Penn State geography student David Knoppers is currently blogging from South Africa for OnEarth while traveling and volunteering with the "Parks and People" program. You can follow along the whole trip from ... read more >
Communities and Conservation in South Africa's Eastern Cape
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March 8, 2011: Editor's note: Penn State geography student David Knoppers is currently blogging from South Africa for OnEarth while traveling and volunteering with the "Parks and People" program. You can follow along the whole trip from... read more >
Conservation and Development in South Africa: A Study Abroad Experience
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January 12, 2011: In a week's time I will be 1 of about 15 Penn State students flying to Cape Town, South Africa, embarking on the Parks and People Program: a 10-week experiential study abroad experience. Parks and People will likely teach me... read more >
Hydro-Fracking Permits for Marcellus Shale Advance at Warp-Speed
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November 3, 2010: Feel like it was just yesterday you started hearing about drilling for gas in the Marcellus Shale region? It probably was.Hydraulic fracturing -- the method by which oil and gas companies extract natural gas from deep... read more >

Re "Hydro-Fracking Permits for Marcellus Shale Advance at Warp-Speed" (November 3, 2010): Steve, your point about the Barnett Shale is well received, but there is a very important distinction between drilling activity and drilling profitability. True, the first well in the Barnett Shale was drilled in 1981 and... Read More >
David Knoppers
David Knoppers is a student of geography at Penn State University. He worked as a communications intern for NRDC - Manhattan during the summer of 2011. When he's not hiking or patronizing the State College music scene, he likes to read about environmental politics, history,... More
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