Doug Moss

Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss Dear EarthTalk: What's the backstory on the so-called “Warming Stripes” visual display of climate change?

Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss Dear EarthTalk: What can we do to get away from hazardous agricultural fertilizers and pesticides?

Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss Dear EarthTalk: How are the world's snakes faring these days? Are they on the decline like so much wildlife and what can we do to help them survive?

Dear EarthTalk : Do animals respond to or enjoy music recorded or played live by humans?

Dear EarthTalk: What is the Xerces Society's “Leave the Leaves” campaign all about and how many sites participate? Randy J., Newark, NJ

Dear EarthTalk: How is Bulgaria moving away from coal and toward cleaner energy, and what challenges are standing in the way?

Dear EarthTalk: What are the environmental impacts of the fast-growing tequila industry? Marcus Emilio, Albany, NY

In America, an estimated 50–60 million people maintain backyard bird feeders, a device often hung on yard trees or outdoor decks. Residents deploy these to intend to supply birds with the necessary foods. Although many hang up these feeders in hopes of helping wildlife through harsh seasons, research suggests that this well-intentioned habit may reshape bird behavior beyond the intended benefits.

Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss Dear EarthTalk: Is owning a cat or dog bad for the planet? Missy Teahan, Acton, MA

Dear EarthTalk: Has banning the sale of invasive plant species slowed their spread? Maury Turner, Lebanon, NH