Greg Breining

Journalist and author

Greg Breining writes about science, nature and travel for the New York Times, Audubon and many other publications. He has written more than a dozen books on topics ranging from the Yellowstone super volcano to kayaking around Lake Superior. He is a principal of Breeze Communication Arts, a writing and design firm in the Twin Cities.

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We’re pouring millions of tons of salt on roads each winter. Here’s why that’s a problem.
What’s a national park to do about climate change?
In the race to save species, genetic engineering is coming to nature
Coydogs and lynxcats and pizzlies, oh my
Time for trees to pack their trunks?
For Great Lakes’ sakes
OPINION: When Science Communication Backfires
Martin Palmer: Faith and the Environment
Jason Clay: More Food, Less Environmental Impact
Should We Try to Keep Nature Natural?
Sick of Climate Change?

Greg Breining

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