All posts by Daniel T Cross
Tibor Krausz, who writes under the penname Daniel T Cross, is an experienced writer and editor who has worked for several prominent newspapers and magazines worldwide, including The Christian Science Monitor, The Washington Post, The National Post, The Guardian, The Jerusalem Report, The South China Morning Post, The Bangkok Post and The Sydney Morning Herald. As a journalist, he has covered numerous environmental issues in depth
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An insect apocalypse ‘isn’t happening’ in the US
The oft-heralded mass extinction of insects has been exaggerated as the creepy-crawlies aren't dying off on a massive scale.
At one in five reefs sharks have practically gone extinct
The situation sounds bleak, but not all is lost yet if conservation efforts are stepped up.
Even parasites are worth saving. Or many are at any rate
"We are losing parasites and the functions they serve without even recognizing it."
Coastal light pollution affects even ecosystems at the seafloor
More than three quarters of the seafloor in the vicinity of coastal cities will be exposed to harmful levels of light pollution.
Tiger sightings in Thailand boost conservationists’ hopes
“These sightings are extremely encouraging for the future of tigers in our country and beyond."
Continued deforestation will doom us all, experts warn
Forests are finite resources and once they are gone they are gone for good.