Jim Robbins appears in the following:
Where Are the Monarchs?
Wednesday, December 04, 2013
This year, the annual migration of monarch butterflies was just 3 million, down from 60 million the year before. New York Times contributor Jim Robbins talks about why some experts are worried that the migratory pattern could be on the brink of collapse. His article, “The Year the Monarch Didn’t Appear,” was in the Sunday Review on November 24.
Keystone Pipeline Controversy
Thursday, September 01, 2011
Jim Robbins, veteran environmental reporter and writer for the New York Times, discusses the controversy surrounding the Keystone XL Pipeline, as well as the environmental and political concerns with oil sands.
For wild creatures, science becomes less intrusive with new technologies
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Anyone who has watched wildlife documentaries may know that animal behavioral patterns are tracked by inserting microchips into the animals' bodies. This is tricky, because it require...
Beetles killing millions of acres of pine
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
» Video: "America's Disappearing Forests" (The New York Times)
» "Bark Beetles Kill Millions of Acres of Trees in West" (The New York Times)
"If you stand on a mountaintop in ...