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Page numbers beginning with 313 refer to notes.
Absolicon, 99
acetylation, 281
acidification, 65, 66, 154
Adam (robot), 221
Adams, Ansel, 25
Adams, Lytle S. “Doc,” 145
adaptive radiation, 29
addiction, 176
additive manufacturing, see 3D printing
Ad?lie penguins, 134–35
Aesop, 115
Afghanistan War, 258
African bees, 132
agriculture, 10, 11, 34, 71
big, 154
global warming and, 56
local, 88
as seen from air, 21
urban, 90
see also
mariculture
Alaska, 47–48, 132
algae, 10, 53, 61
Alien (film), 228
allergies, 301
alligators, 117, 134, 164
alliums, 125
Alps, 132
ALS, 285
alumroots, 80–81
Alzheimer’s, 271, 295
Amazon, 210
Amenhotep II, 257
amino acids, 179–80
Anatomage, 197
animals, in war, 141–48
Antarctic, 22
ice cores in, 9
Antarctica, 237
anteaters, 132
Anthropocene, 9
beginning of, 32–33
antibiotics, 300, 301
ants, 273
Apollo 17, 17–18
Appalachian Trail, 123–24
Apple, 210
Apps for Apes, 5–6, 28, 204
aquatic plants, 79
Arabian oryx, 132
archaea, 300
Archimedes, 220
architecture, 91–94
Archives of General Psychiatry, 300–1
Argentina, 72, 123, 132
Argus butterfly, 136
Arizona, 77
Arlanda, 99
Armstrong, Neil, 306
Army Corps of Engineers, 48
aromas, 294
artificial intelligence (AI), 210
artificial life (AL), 210
artificial limbs, 253
aseptic meningitis, 130
Ashton, Kevin, 230
Asia, 192
Assateague, 137–38
assembly line, 235
Assisted Human Reproduction Act, 266
asthma, 301
Atelier DNA, 103
Athaeneum Hotel, 84
Atlantic City, N.J., 46–47
atom bomb tests, 34
attention disorders, 196
Audi, 236
Audubon Society, 137
Australia, 43, 46, 77, 164–65, 175, 298–99
Australian Outback, 54
Austria, 124
autism, 176, 285, 302
autobiographical memory, 217
azacitidine, 285
Aztecs, 112
babies, 259
Backhouse, David, 144
bacteria, 181–83, 187, 289, 291, 300
Bacteroides fragilis, 302
baiji dolphins, 162
Ballard, J. G., 231
bamboo, 132
Bangladesh, 51–53, 271
basil, 89, 90
Bat Bomb Project, 145
bats, 115
Bavaria, Germany, 107
Baylis, Fran?oise, 266
beans, 190
beavers, 135
bee balm, 125
beebots, 181
bees, 147, 166
beetles, 164, 180–81
Bell Museum of Natural History, 115
beluga whales, 135, 144
Benenson, Peter, 98
Benyus, Janine, 92
Berridge, Matt, 5–7, 25–28, 202
Bespoke Innovations, 236–37
Bhutan, 72
big agriculture, 154
Big Sur, 115
biofuels, 64
bioluminescent foliage, 83
biomimicry, 91–92
bionic fingers, 13
bionic suits, 13
bioprinting, 238, 245–46
bipolar disorder, 285
birds, 216
extinction of, 139
bird’s-foot trefoil, 166
black bears, 126
“Black Marble” photograph, 17
Blade Runner (film), 228, 253
Blanc, Patrick, 79–82, 84–85, 207
bleeding hearts, 125
Blizzard Nemo, 58
bloomers, 191
blue-jay feathers, 91
“Blue Marble” photograph, 17–18, 305
bobcats, 129
Boeing, 236
Bonassar, Lawrence, 243–52, 253
bonobos, 201–3
books, 171
Borges, Jorge Luis, 236
Borneo, 107, 132, 313
Boulogne, France, 83
Boulter, Nicky, 298–99
Bracken Cave, 145
brain, 150, 281
rewiring of, 191
scans of, 176–78
Bramel, Paula, 155
Brand, Stewart, 150
Branson, Richard, 54
Brazil, 46, 88, 123
breast milk, 301
breeding, 149–50
Breezy Point, N.Y., 45
Brittany, France, 62–63
Bronen, Robin, 48
Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, 45
Brooklyn Navy Yard, 82
Brown, Charles, 115–16
brown bears, 132
brown tree snake, 139
Budi (orangutan), 4–7, 25–26, 27, 28, 44, 122–23, 202, 269
iPad of, 4–7, 25–26, 27, 28, 71
building, heating of, 96–98
buildings, 90–94
bullfrogs, 132
burdock, 132
Burtynsky, Edward, 23–25
Bush, George W., 315
butterflies, 133, 166
Bygren, Lars Olov, 277–80
Bystr?m, Joakim, 99
cadmium, 271
Caf? Trussardi, 82
California, 77, 117, 132
Callahan, Gerald N., 263
“Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness in Non-Human Animals, The,” 216
camels, 140
in war, 144, 145–46
Canada, 40, 43, 88, 124, 132, 266
Canada geese, 13, 135, 153, 194
Canadian rose, 39
Canadian War Museum, 82
cancer, 271, 316
cane beetles, 139
cane toads, 139
canning, 318
canola rapeseed, 153
Cape Town, South Africa, 78
carbon blade legs, 13
Carbon Capture Storage, 54
carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide levels, 34, 53
and acidification of oceans, 66
kelp’s ingestion of, 64
methods for pulling from air, 54
recent rise in, 36
Swedish lowering of, 99
urban gardens and, 74, 80
Carpenter, Rollo, 227
carpets, 87
cars, 87, 171, 191
cartilage, 244, 251
Case, Amber, 262
cats, 140, 146, 298
parasites of, 296–97
cattle, 194–95
Center for Nano Science and Technology, 183
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 298
Central Park, 78
Central Station, 96, 101
cerebral palsy, 253
Cerf, Vent, 202–4
Chamonix, France, 314
chatbots, 226–31
cheetahs, 132
chemputer, 237
Cher Ami (pigeon), 144–45
cherry tomatoes, 90
Chicago, Ill., 77, 78, 117
Chicago Botanic Gardens, 82
chicken coops, 88
childhood mortality, 13
Chile, 46, 99, 175
chimeras, 251, 262, 264–68
chimpanzees, 148, 216
China, 46, 88, 102, 124, 235
solar power in, 107
urban population of, 72
Chincoteague, 137–38
chipmunks, 126
chives, 90
chlorophyll, 53
chloroplasts, 291
Church, George, 151–52
cicadas, 41, 173–75
cilantro, 90
cingulate, 178
cities, 11, 13, 71–72
enviromental impact of, 72–73
growth of, 18–19, 72
limited species in, 113–14
nature vs., 112–17
population of, 72
as seen from space, 16–17, 18, 19
sky parks in, 77–78
City Hall, Chicago, 83
city parks, 83
clams, 57
Clarke, Ann, 157–67
Clarke, Bryan, 156–67
Cleverbot, 227–28
cliff swallows, 115–16
close work, 192
Clostridium difficile, 301–2
clouds, 12
coal, 21, 106
Coan, James, 178
cocaine, 298
cochlear implants, 253
cockatoos, 202
cod, 59–60
Cold War, 146
Collins, Francis, 289
colon disease, 302
Colorado, 40
compassion, 176
computers, 13, 87, 175, 187, 194, 197, 203, 211, 220, 222, 224, 226, 230, 256, 261, 270
condors, 132
consciousness, 200, 216, 217, 219, 228–29
cooking, 190
Copenhagen, 78
copper, 21
coral bells, 80–81
cordite, 153
corn, 71, 153
corncrakes, 133, 137
Cornell University, 209–25
corpus callosum, 177
cosmos, 125
cottontails, 129
cougars, 117
Council House 2 building, 94
courtly love, 190
cows, 71
coyotes, 117, 118
crabs, 138
“cradle to cradle,” 87
cranes, 124
Creative Machines Lab, 218, 223–24
creativity, 196
Crick, Francis, 274
crickets, 173–74
Cronin, Lee, 237
crops, 71
Crutzen, Paul, 9, 313
cucumbers, 89
cuneiform, 235
Curitiba, Brazil, 107
cyborg anthropology, 262
cyborg dragonflies, 146–47
cyborgs, 146–47, 251, 260, 262–63
daffodils, 125
Dakar, Senegal, 314
dandelions, 132
Dantuluri, Phani, 261
dark energy, 172
dark matter, 172
Darwin, Charles, 156, 268, 276
Dayak people, 107
day lilies, 125
deception, 219
Decker Yeadon, 92
deer, 133
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), 146–47, 209, 225, 236, 256, 258–59
dengue fever, 302
Denmark, 101
depression, 196
Desertec, 106
diabetes, 301
diamondbacks, 118–19
dianthus, 125
Dietikon, Switzerland, 82
digoxin, 302
dinosaurs, 31, 154
Djairam, Dhiradj, 104, 105
DNA, 160, 263, 274–75, 278–79, 281, 282, 287
of extinct species, 151–52, 153–54, 160–63, 166–67
dodos, 163
dog roses, 132
dogs, 140, 144, 145–46, 147, 148, 149
dolphins, 147, 202, 204, 216
domestic animals, 11, 71, 140
Dominoni, Davide, 114
dopamine, 298
Dourada, Fazenda, 123
droughts, 41, 46
Duckworth, Tammy, 259, 260
dung beetles, 164
Dust Bowl, 41
Dutch Hunger Winter, 283
ears, 245–46
Earth:
as seen from air, 20–21
as seen from space, 16–18, 19, 305
Earthmasters: The Dawn of the Age of Climate Engineering (Hamilton), 314
Eastgate Centre, 92, 93–94
echolocation, 147
?cole Polytechnique de Montr?al, 181
eczema, 301
Edison, Thomas, 191, 306
Edmonton Airport, 83
education, 286
Edwards, Andres, 88
Eggerthella lenta, 302
Eggleson, Kathleen, 183–84
eggs, 160–61, 279
Eisenberger, Naomi, 177
electricity, 76, 78, 91, 97, 99, 100–103, 104, 184–87, 191, 213
electronic campfires, 193
elements, 34–35
elephants, 202, 217
underpass for, 124
in war, 144, 145–46
Ellis, Erle, 126
Eloxochitl, 112
emotions, 214, 222–23
empathy, 190, 219, 228
Energy Department, U.S., 64
England, 132
English ivy, 132
EnsnAired, 98
Environmental Protection Agency, U.S., 86–87
epigenetics, 279–86
Estonia, 77
eucalyptus, 132
Eureqa machine, 219–20, 221
European badgers, 124
Eve (robot), 221
Everglades, 129, 130, 133, 315
evolution, 208, 211, 219, 224, 251, 276–77, 279
microbes’ effects on, 292–93
extinction, 12
of birds, 139
of Miami blue butterfly, 131
orangutans and, 27–28
of Partula, 156–59
of plants, 315
and resurrection of species, 151–52, 153–54, 161–63, 208
of trilobites, 29, 30
extinctions, great, 60, 154, 305
eyeglasses, 171
factories, 71
false indigoes, 125
famine, 276, 277, 285, 286
Fantastic Voyage, 181
farming fish, 60
Faroe Islands, 78
farsightedness, 192
fecal transplants, 302
Ferrer, Miguel, 136
ferrets, 132
fertilizers, 36, 64
fiber optics, 97
field mice, 134
fighting, 190
finches, 156
Finger Lakes, 31, 131
fire ants, 132
fireflies, 181
fishermen, 56–60
fleecy electricity, 35
Flegr, Jaroslav, 297
floods, 41
Florida, 117, 131
Florida rosy wolfsnail, 157
flounder, 65
food, 7
Forbes, 235
Forbidden City, 235
Ford Motor Company, 87–88
forests, 54
fossil fuels, 10, 34, 51, 307
fossils, 9, 29–30, 31, 32, 33–34, 35, 36, 43, 57
Fountainhead, The (Rand), 59
foxes, 129, 133, 134
foxgloves, 125
France, 72, 124, 296, 298
Frankenstein (Shelley), 212–13
Franklin, Rosalind, 274
Fraser, Bill, 135
frogs, 80, 125, 131, 132
Frozen Ark, 155, 160, 163–64
frozen food, 317
fruit flies, 293–95
fungi, 289-90, 300
G8 Summit, 315
Gabriel, Peter, 201–3
Galileo Galilei, 220
Galveston, Tex., 50
Gambia, 131
gardening, hydroponic, 83
gardens, 38–39
urban, 74
vertical, 79–85
Gardens by the Bay, 78
gas, 106
Gaudi, Antoni, 236
geckos, 180
genetic mutations, 277
Genghis Khan, 272–73, 274
geoengineering, 53–54
geographic change, 11
Geological Society of London, 9
Geological Survey, U.S., 299
geothermal warmth, 95
Germany, 72, 78, 83, 101, 124, 132, 298
solar panels in, 106–7
Gershenfeld, Neil, 202–3
gestures, 26–27
giraffes, 276
global consciousness, 18
global warming, 11, 38–42, 154, 307–8
agriculture and, 56
in Bangladesh, 51–53
and development of seas, 64–65
evidence of, 108
extreme weather and, 36–43, 314
fishermen and, 56–57
gardens affected by, 38–39
habitats rearranged by, 133–40
human rights and, 48
glowworms, 144
glucocorticoids, 283
golden eagles, 132
Golden Lion Tamarin Conservation Program, 123
golden toads, 162
Golding, William, 162
Google, 192, 210
Google Glass, 260–61
gophers, 115
gorgonian, 38
grains, 71
Grand Canyon, 126
granite, 58–59
GraphExeter, 184–85, 317
grasshoppers, 173–74
Grassy Key, 131
great apes, 202
great auks, 151
Great Depression, 108
Greece, 124
Green Apple concept car, 103
Green Belt Corridor, 124
greenhouses, 90
Greenland, 42
green mussels, 131
Green over Grey, 83
growing season, 42
Guam, 139, 157
Guam rail, 139
Guatemala, 88
Gulag Archipelago (Solzhenitsyn), 218
Gurdon, John, 150, 160
Gut Erlasee Solar Park, 106–7
Guthrie, Barton, 261
habitat loss, 154
Haiyan, Typhoon, 46
Hamilton, Clive, 314
Hansen, James, 314
Hansmeyer, Michael, 236
Harvard University, 235
Hastings, Battle of, 190
heart, 150, 239, 248, 249, 250–51, 281
heat, 41
heaters, 87
heat recycling, 95–108
Helm, Barbara, 114
Henri, Pascal, 84
herbs, 89
Hernandez, Isaias, 264–65
herons, 193–94
Heuchera plants, 80–81
High Line, 77
Hitler, Adolf, 273
hockey, 40
Holocene, 9
Homer, 262
Honda, 236
Hong Sun Hye, 102
horse chestnut trees, 153
Horse Island, 58
horses, 137–38, 140, 145–46
hostas, 125
Hudson River, 54–55
hulls, 91
human genome, 13
Human Genome Project, 270, 274, 282, 285, 289, 300
Human Microbiome Project, 289
human rights, global warming and, 48
humans:
as eusocial, 288
geographic expansion of, 10
geography changed by, 11
history of, 71
orangutan genes shared by, 3
population growth of, 10
technological changes to bodies of, 13
tools used by, 7, 9
humans, environmental effects of:
climate change, see global warming
and possibility of nuclear winter, 8–9
hummingbirds, 126
hunter-gatherers, 71
Huntington’s disease, 271
Hurricane Irene, 57
Hurricane Katrina, 46
hurricanes, 31, 41, 43, 55
Hurricane Sandy, see Sandy, Hurricane
hybrid cars, 100
Hyde Park, 142
hydroelectronic power, 100, 107
hydroponic gardening, 83, 89, 90
Icarus, 224
icebergs, 195–96, 197
Iceland, 77
ice packs, 41–42
iCub, 218–19
iGlasses, 261
igloos, 86
iguanas, 131
Ike Dike, 50
Iliad (Homer), 262
India, 88, 107, 132, 175
Indian mongoose, 132
Indonesia, 132, 313
induced pluripotent stem cells (IPS), 150–51, 160–63
industrial farming, 60
Industrial Revolution, 34, 106, 185–86, 232, 235, 267
Inheritors, The (Golding), 162
insects, 166
insulin pumps, 253
intelligence of plants, 205–7
International Union for Conservation of Nature, 313
Internet, 199–200, 235
Inuit, 86
invasive species, 132, 154
Iran, 147
Iraq War, 258
Ireland, 132
Irene, Hurricane, 57
irises, 125
iron fertilization, 53
Island of Dr. Moreau, The (Wells), 267–68
Israel, 76
Istanbul, Turkey, 78
Italy, 88, 107
Ithaa Restaurant, 76
Ivanpah, 106
Ivins, Molly, 206
Jaguar Corridor, 123
Jamaica Bay, 119
Jamaican fruit bats, 131
Japan, 88
industrial tourism in, 23
Japan beetles, 295
Japanese honeysuckle, 132
Jarrell, Randall, 45
jellyfish, 65, 181
Jernhusen, 96–97, 98
Jerusalem, 77
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 220
Jim River, Alaska, 40
Johansson, Klas, 96–97
Johns Hopkins University, 244
Jordan, Terry, 31–32
Jungle Waterfalls, 83
Kahn, Peter H., 196
Kalmar, Sweden, 99–100
kangaroo, 296
Kanzi (bonobo), 202
Katrina, Hurricane, 46
katydids, 173–74
Kawasaki, Japan, 23
Keating, Tim, 147
kelp, 56, 57, 58, 60, 63–64
biofuels from, 64
Kenya, 124
Khoshnevis, Behrokh, 235
Kidd, Captain, 58
kidney, 239
King, Ross, 221
Kiribati, 49
knapweed, 166
knife fish, 147–48
Knights of the Order of the Barrier, 51
koalas, 164
Kockums, 101
Kojo Moe (Ohyama), 23
Korup National Park, 126
krill, 134
Kublai Khan, 272
Kubrick, Stanley, 269
kudzu vine, 132
Kungsbrohuset office building, 96
Kurzweil, Ray, 181, 218
Lactobacillus johnsonii, 301
Lafferty, Kevin, 299
Lake Cayuga, 30–31
Lamarck, Jean-Baptiste, 276–77
Lammens, Kathy, 302
lampreys, 132
Lancet, 277, 278
landscapes, 22–23
manufactured, 23–25
language, 7, 10, 171, 191, 255, 303
of animals, 201–3
Language Research Center, 201–2
Larry (boa), 130
lead, 271
Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED), 88
Leaves of Grass (Whitman), 184
Lederberg, Joshua, 289
LED lights, 90, 103–4
Leeuwenhoek, Antonie van, 290
Leno, Jay, 235
leopards, 118
leucine, 179
Library of Congress, 59
lifespan, 13
lights, 17
Lincoln Memorial, 59
Lindholm, Bosse, 100
Linnaeus, Carl, 217
lions, 164, 273
Lipson, Hod, 208–25, 226–27, 229, 235, 247, 250
livers, 150, 248
Living Machines Conference, 218–19
local farms, 88
Lockheed Martin, 236
locusts, 41
London, 50–51
London Zoo, 159
Long Island Sound, 60
loosestrife, 132
Losiny Ostrov National Park, 78
lotusin, 91
Louisiana, 46
Louv, Richard, 196
lungs, 239, 248
Lyme disease, 121
Lyme ticks, 39
lynxes, 132
macaws, 164
Maeslantkering, 50
magnolias, 111–12
magpies, 217
Mail Online, 271
malaria, 302
Malaysia, 79
Maldives, 76–77
mallards, 117
Mall of America, 96
Mandarin Chinese, 281
mantis shrimp, 61
manufactured landscapes, 23–25
manufacturing, 12
mariculture, 56–67
pushback against, 64–65
marigolds, 90
marine transport pollution, 76
Marshall Islands, 314
marsh rabbits, 129
Marsico, Ron, 119
Masdar City, Abu Dhabi, 103–4
Masters, Jeff, 47
mastodons, 31
Mayflower, 132
McDonough, William, 87–88
McGill University, 282, 284
McKibben, Bill, 112
McMurdo Station, 88–90
Meaney, Michael, 282–84
Mecanoo, 104
medical ecology, 300
medicine, 7, 12–13
Medieval Warm Period, 43
Mehler, Mark, 282
memories, 255
Men Who Stare at Goats, The (Ronson), 146
Mercedes, 236
mercury, 271
Mesopotamia, 235
metal alloy teeth, 253
methylation, 281
Mexico, 88
Mexico City, 77, 82–83
mice, 302
Michigan, 132
microbes, 287–304
effects of, on humans, 292, 295–303
evolution affected by, 292–93
microbiome, 289
microscope, 290
microtia, 244–45
Milky Way, 176
Milton, John, 51, 212–13
mining, 11, 21, 24, 34
mitochondria, 291
Mitsuku, 317
Mohali, India, 99
moist shaded zones, 79
Mojave Desert, 22, 106
Mongolia, 132
monkeys, 146, 267
monk parakeets, 131
monkshoods, 125
monsoon season, 51, 53
Montaigne, Michel de, 63
Montana, 117
Mooallem, Jon, 139–40
moon, 306
Moorea, 158
moor frogs, 124
moose, 132
Moscow, 78
MOSE Project, 50
mosquitoes, 302
Motherwell, Robert, 218
Motley Fool, 235
multiple sclerosis, 301
Mumbai, 78
musk oxen, 132
mussels, 58, 60, 66, 78
mussel tissue, 91
Muybridge, Eadweard, 191
Nakamura, Makoto, 238
Naki’o, 256
Namibia, 180–81
nanobots, 181
Nano Impacts Intellectual Community, 183
nanoparticles, 182–83
nanotechnology, 179–87
nanotubes, 179
NASA, 204, 235, 305, 314
Nasheed, Mohamed, 76
National Academy of Science, 266–67
National Arbor Day Foundation, 38
National Institutes of Health (NIH), 285
national parks, 165
National Resources Defense Council, 316
National Zoo, 123
NATO, 237
Natural History of the Senses, A (Ackerman), 175
nature:
balance of, 132–33
romance with, 126–27
as term, 25, 111–27, 171–72, 309–10
Nature, 134
nature deficit disorder, 196–97
Nature Neuroscience, 282
Navigenics, 271
Navy, U.S., 145, 147
Nazis, 273–74
Neanderthals, 162, 178, 189, 263
nearsightedness, 192
Nelson Island, 48
Nemo, Blizzard, 58
Nestl?, 212
Netherlands, 101, 124, 132
Netherlands Antilles, 88
neural implants, 253
Nevada, 106
New Forest, 174–75
Newfoundland, 42
New Jersey, 46
New Mexico, 40
Newton, Isaac, 220
New York, 38, 46, 77
New York, N.Y., 55, 73
New York University, 197–98
night fiddlers, 172–73
Nile perch, 131
Nin, Ana?s, 186
nitrogen, 36
NOAA, 210
Norrbotten, Sweden, 275–76, 277–78, 280
North Africa, 106
North Carolina, 46
northern goshawks, 132
Northwest Passage, 135
Norway, 101, 124, 132
Norway maples, 132
nuclear bomb, 191
nuclear power, 22, 100
nuclear winter, 8, 9
Obama, Barack, 177
Obama administration, 233
obesity, 196
ocean, acidification of, 65, 66, 154
octopuses, 202, 216
Ohio, 77
Ohyama, Ken, 23
oil, 99, 106
oil refineries, 22
oil spills, 300
Oman, 132
1D farming, see mariculture
Operation Acoustic Kitty, 146
Operation Migration, 139–40
opossums, 129
Orangutan Awareness program, 28
Orangutan Outreach, 5, 6, 313
orangutans, 3–7, 25–28, 132, 216, 217, 231, 296
human genes shared by, 3
impending extinction of, 27–28, 313
solitary lives of, 4
tool use by, 5
orca whales, 135, 144
orchids, 206
Orff, Kate, 55
organic fertilizer, 64
Organovo, 238–39
Ornstein, Len, 54
Orthopets, 256
Oshkosh Airshow, 187
osteoarthritis, 248
otters, 124
Outer Island, 58
ovarian cancer, 281–82
?verkalix, Sweden, 279–80
oxen, 140
oxeye daisies, 132
oxygen, 41, 53
oysters, 54–55, 56, 57, 60, 61–63
Ozawa, Masakatsu, 23
P-52 (python), 128
pacemakers, 253
Panbanisha (bonobo), 201–2, 203
pancreas, 281
pansies, 90
Papua New Guinea, 72
Paradise Lost (Milton), 212–13
Paris, 95–96
Paris Habitat, 96
Parkinson’s disease, 253, 295
parks, 73–74, 78
parrots, 202
parsley, 89
Partula, 156–59
passenger pigeons, 151–52
Pasteur, Louis, 290
Patagonia National Park, 99
pathogens, 290
peacock feathers, 91
Pearce, Mick, 93–94
Pembrey, Marcus, 279, 281
penguins, 134–35
peonies, 125
People’s Daily, 146
peppers, 89
peregrine falcons, 132
periwinkles, 61–62
permafrost, 48
personality, 200, 214, 216–17, 222–23, 229, 253, 292, 297, 299, 303–4, 307
Peru, 77
pesticides, 153, 166
pets, 149–50
Pettit, Don, 16
Phelps, Michael, 258
phenotypic elasticity, 249–50
Philippines, 46
photonic clusters, 35
phytoplankton, 61
piezoelectricity, 317
pigeons, 140, 142, 144, 145–46
pigs, 71
in war, 146
Pistorius, Oscar, 258, 260
Plan Bee, 166
planes, 171, 191
planets, 220–21
Planets, The: A Cosmic Pastoral (Ackerman), 220
plankton, 134–35
PlantLab, 90
plants:
in cities, 79–85
texting by, 205–7
plastic stents, 253
Pleistocene Park, 151
Pliocene, 29
PLOS ONE, 271
pneumonia, 183
Poland, 78, 132, 273
polar bears, 134
polar molecules, 35
polar T3, 90
pollution, 154
marine transport, 76
Polo, Marco, 272
polymer teeth, 253
Polynesia, 156, 157
Ponce, Brent, 260–61
ponies, 137–38
Pons, Lily, 264
poppies, 125
population growth, 10
Porter, Eliot, 25
poverty, 285, 286
Power Felt, 185
prairie dogs, 131
presence, 199
Price of Freedom: Americans at War exhibit, 145
probiotics, 300
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 129
produce, 89
Project Orcon, 145
Project Pigeon, 145
Project X-Ray, 145
proprioception, 175–76
prosthetics, 256–58
protein, 190
protozoans, 172, 289–90, 300
Przewalski’s horses, 132
Puerto Rico, 175
Puppe (orangutan), 26–27
purple finch, 137
pyrolysis technology, 76
pythons, 128–31, 133, 140, 315
Quai Branly Museum, 80–82, 84–85
quarries, 24
quasi-crystal, 34
rabbits, 126, 129, 133
rabies, 298
racoons, 129
rail trails, 77
rainforests, 79
rains, 41
Raison, Charles, 300–301
Rambuteau subway station, 95–96
Rand, Ayn, 59
rats, 282–83, 296
reading, 191–92
Reconciliation Ecology, 74
recycling, 52, 74, 78, 87, 88, 90
heat, 95–108
red clover, 166
Red Delicious, 137
red foxes, 153
red kites, 132
Red Sea Star Restaurant, 76
reef death, 36–37
refrigerators, 87
regenerative medicine, 244
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 254–55
reindeer, 132
Reiss, Diana, 202, 204
religion, 176
Relman, David, 300
Renaissance, 190
Renault, 83
renewable energy, 307
restaurant rooftop farms, 88
retinas, 253
Revolutionizing Prosthetics program, 258–59
Rezwan, Mohammed, 52–53
rhododendrons, 125
rice, 71
Rice Plant Conservation Science Center, 82
Rig Veda, 257
RinkWatch.org, 40, 314
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 78
Ripasso Energy, 100–101, 106
roadkill, 115–16
robomoths, 146–47
RobotCub Consortium, 218–19
robot fleas, 148
robotic evolution, 210, 213, 224–25
robots, 210–25
rocketships, 171
rock strata, 31, 35
roe deer, 124
Romania, 78, 124
Romans, 185
Rome, 267
Roosevelt, Franklin D., 145
rosemary, 90
Rosenzweig, Michael, 74
roses, 125
Rotterdam, Netherlands, 77
Royal Botanic Gardens, 118
Rwanda, 46
Ryu Chan Hyeon, 102
saber-tooth tigers, 162, 163
Sagan, Carl, 220
sage, 125
Sahara Desert, 54
Sahel, 46
St. John’s wort, 132
St. Luke’s Hospital, 78
Salem witch trials, 207
salmon, 60, 65
salt deposits, 31
sandhill cranes, 161
San Diego Zoo, 151
sand mandala, 174–75
Sandy, Hurricane, 31, 43, 44–47
oyster beds smothered by, 57
Sanjay Gandhi National Park, 78
Santiago, 77
Sapolsky, Robert, 298
Sapsucker Woods Bird Sanctuary, 193–94
scallops, 57, 60
schizophrenia, 176, 282, 285
science, 11
scientific reasoning, 219–20
Scotland, 132
Scots pine, 132
Scripps Research Institute, 151
sea grapes, 61
sea levels, 32, 41, 51
sea lions, 144, 147
Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI), 175
sea squirt, 61
seaweed, 61
sediment, 31–32
sedum, 83, 87–88
self-awareness, 216–17, 219
self-cleaning clothes, 181
sensory overload, 197
Seoul, 192
sepsis, 183
Serengeti, 126
Seurat, Georges, 246
sex, biology of, 293–96
Shakespeare, William, 259
Shanghai, China, 192
sharks, 147
Shark Valley, 129, 315
sheep, 71, 267
Shelley, Mary, 212–13
shellfish, 60
Shidhulai Swanirvar Sangstha, 52
Shostak, Seth, 175
shrews, 115
shrikes, 74
Siberia, 161
Siju-Rewak Coridor, 124
silicon retinas, 13
silver, 182–83
Singapore, 78
singing, 93
Sinhyung Cho, 102
skin, 257
Skinner, B. F., 145
sky parks, 77–78
skyskrapers, 24
Smit, Johan, 104
Smith, Bren, 56–67
Smith, David, 291
Smithsonian, 235
Smithsonian National Museum of American History, 145
snails, 61, 156, 157–60, 163
snowfall, 41
snow leopards, 164
social media, 190, 235
social pain, 177
Soda Cell, 100
solar power, 51–52, 83, 100, 105–7
solar water farming, 52
sonar, 316
Songdo, South Korea, 230
South Carolina, 46
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, 102
South Korea, 72
Space Exploration Vehicle, 235
Space Station, 16
space travel, 15–16
Spain, 78, 124
spas, 185
Speak, Memory (Nabokov), 218
Spears, Britney, 129–30
sperm, 160–61, 279
Spielberg, Steven, 142
spinach, 89
Spitsbergen, 154–55
squids, 164
squirrel monkeys, 131
squirrels, 126
Stahel, Walter R., 87
Stanley Park, 78
starlings, 153, 165–66
Star Trek, 232, 253, 260
Statue of Liberty, 59
steam engine, 34
Steel Pier, 47
stem cells, 13, 150
Stockholm, 96–97
Stoermer, Eugene, 313
stomata, 91
Stony Creek harbor, 56–57, 66–67
storks, 124
Strauss, Richard, 269
suburban sprawl, 116
succulents, 83
sugar, 239
Suharto, 313
sulfur, 99
Summit, Scott, 236–37
sustainability, popularity of, 108
Sustainability Revolution, The (Edwards), 88
Svalbard Global Seed Vault, 154–55
Svensson, Tore, 101
Sweden, 96–97, 98–101, 106, 132
Swiss chard, 89, 90
Switzerland, 78, 132
swordfish, 65
sycamores, 111, 113
SyNAPSE, 256, 318
Taft, William Howard, 58
Tahiti, 159
Taiwan, 83
Taliban, 146
Tasmanian devils, 151, 164
taste, 211–12
Taylor, Robert, 89
technical nutrients, 87
technology, 10, 13–14
nature and, 188–200
Technology University, 104
Teitiota, Ioane, 49
Tel Aviv University, 293
telekenesis, 203
telephones, 171
telescopes, 171
televisions, 87, 191
temperate zones, 80
Tennessee, 46
termites, 92–93
Texas, 41
texting, 190
by plants, 205–7
Thailand, 79, 180
Thames Barrier, 50–51
theory of mind, 216–17, 218–19
Thimble Islands, 58
Thimble Island Salts, 62
“Thousand Dreams of Stellavista, The” (Ballard), 231
3D printing, 232–39, 244
Three Gorges Dam, 101
Thumb, Tom, 58
Thus Spake Zarathustra, 269–70
thyme, 90
Tiananmen Square, 271
tiger mosquitos, 132
time-rock, 32–33
titanium dioxide, 181
toads, 125
Tohoku, 46
Tokyo, 78
tomatoes, 89
Tom Jones (film), 294
Tonga, 158
tools, 171
human use of, 7, 9
orangutan use of, 5
tornadoes, 41
Toronto, Canada, 78
touch, 178
“Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, The” (Aesop), 115
Toxoplasma gondii, 296–99
trains, 102
transparent aluminum, 34
tree lizards, 80
trees, 83
trilobites, 29–30
trumpeter swans, 135
tube worms, 37–38
TU Delft, 104, 105
tuna, 65
Tushi, 272
Tuvalu, 48–49
23andMe, 271
twins, 282
Twitter, 317
2001: A Space Odyssey (film), 269–70
Tybee Island Ocean Rescue, 65
typewriter, 191
typhoons, 46
Uganda, 72
United Kingdom, 83, 298
cities in, 72
United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, 99
United Nations Panel on Climate Change, 41–42
United States, 83
urban beekeeping, 88
urban eyes, 192
urbanization, 154
U.S. Hardiness Zone Map, 38
Vancouver, Canada, 78
Vawter, Zac, 254–55
vegetable gardens, urban, 74
Venice, Italy, 50
veronicas, 125
vertical farming, 74
in sea,
see
mariculture
vervet monkeys, 131
Viking, 220
Vikings, 42
violence, 286
Viridity Energy, 102
Virtual Dissection, 197
Virtual Interactive Presence in Augmented Reality, 261
viruses, 172, 289–90
vitamin D, 192
volcanic archipelagos, 157–58
voles, 115
Voronoff, Serge, 264
Voyager, 220
Wade, Chris, 157–67
Wageningen UR, 104
Wake Forest, 185
Wakodahatchee Wetlands, 75–76
walking, 259–60
walls, 92
walruses, 134
war, 141–48, 285
War Horse, 141–42
Warner, Sabrina, 47–48
Washington State University, 238
water lettuce, 132
water moccasins, 117–18
water purification, 74–75
water-purifying tea bags, 181
Watson, James, 274
waxbills, 79
Wells, H. G., 267–68
West, American, 165
West Africa, 151
West Nile virus, 134, 302
Weston, Edward, 25
West Virginia, 46
whale fins, 91
wheat, 71
white rhinoceros, 164
white storks, 13
white-tailed deer, 119–21, 126, 129
white-tailed eagles, 124
Whitman, Walt, 184
Whole Earth Catalog, The (Brand), 150
Whole Earth Discipline, The (Brand), 150
wild boars, 124, 131
wildfires, 40–41, 46
wild fishing, 60
wildlife corridors, 83
Wild Ones (Mooallem), 139–40
Wilfrid Laurier University, 40
William the Conqueror, 190
Willis Tower, 254
Wilson, E. O., 10
windows, 196–97
wind power, 83, 92, 100, 102, 103–5
Windstalk, 103–4
“Wind Tunnel,” 102
wind turbines, 104–5
Win-Win Ecology (Rosenzweig), 74
Wizard of Oz, The (film), 146
Wolbachia, 302
wolves, 132
wombats, 164
women, invention and, 191
women’s rights, 191
wood, 106
woodpeckers, 125–26
woolly mammoths, 151
proposed repopulation of, 161–63
Wordsworth, William, 259
World War I, 142–44, 153
World War II, 60–61, 153, 273
writing, 11, 171, 191, 255
Wuppertal, Germany, 78
Xi, Zhiyong, 302
Yamanaka, Shinya, 150, 160
yellow fever, 302
Yellowstone National Park, 126, 132
Youth Climate Leaders Network, 65
Yup’ik Eskimos, 47–48
Zanjani, Esmail, 267
zebra mussels, 131
Zilber-Rosenberg, Ilana, 293
Zimmerman, Richard, 6
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