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Juli Berwald

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I often dream of jellyfish, and coral reefs too. And I'm writing science limericks over at @juliwritespoems.
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Sticking With It

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By Juli Berwald Verified
| The American Scholar Verified
They Poisoned the World: Life and Death in the Age of Forever Chemicals by Mariah Blake; Crown, 320 pp., $30 Investigative journalist Mariah Blake’s They Poisoned the World will inevitably be likened to Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring. Carson’s 1962 account of the chemical pollutant DDT was a national wake-up call that inspired the Clean Air and Clean Water acts.
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Jace Tunnell Is the Beachcombing King of Texas

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By Juli Berwald Verified, Rose Cahalan Verified
| Texas Monthly Verified
“The goal for today is to make it all the way to the thirty-mile marker,” said Jace Tunnell, as the tangerine rays of the sun rose over the entrance to Padre Island National Seashore, painting the flat ocean and tawny beach in terra-cotta. “There’s a signpost down there where the creepy dolls are.” For the past eight years, Tunnell has traveled the shoreline of Corpus Christi each week by four-wheel-drive truck or electric bike, searching for sea-soaked treasures.
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A Critical Moment for Corals

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By Juli Berwald Verified
| Nautilus Verified
It’s a steamy summernight a few hours after sunset anywhere in the tropics. A few days ago, the full moon rose above the ocean and, like the final piece of a puzzle clicking into place, it set in motion the most consequential event in the life of a coral: sending offspring into the future. Like us, coral are animals. But stuck to the seafloor they can’t go out and find a mate.
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