J Scott Christianson

Published (within the last 5 years)

Articles and Papers

The Brave New World of Central Bank Digital Currencies (Investment & Wealth Monitor) February 22, 2023
Letter: Don’t give space billionaires control over internet services (Financial Times) December 9, 2021
Letter: The techno-utopian myth needs a reality check (Financial Times) September 3, 2021
NFT Art Investments: An Evolution in Kind and in Contract (Investments & Wealth Monitor) June 15, 2021
COVID Realities in Higher Education: Review and Evidence from Ukraine with Oksana Zamora and Tatiana Khvorost. June 9, 2021
Science on Screen: Introduction to Coded Bias (Ragtag) April 21, 2021
Personalised Learning Against Technological Fatigue with Oksana Zamora and Tatiana Khvorost July 7, 2020
Teaching Emerging Technologies at the International Level via the Interactive Methods with Oksana Zamora and Tatiana Khvorost July 7, 2019
The Blockchain Game: A great new tool for your classroom. (IBM Blockchain and Supply Chain Blog) April 19, 2019

Medium Articles

Teach Scrum with Minecraft (Agile Insider) February 11, 2022
How to Teach Blockchain with “The Blockchain Game!” (Predict) February 8, 2022
Planetary-scale ISPs require a policy Rethink of Global Proportions (Predict) November 18, 2021
Why every Influencer will want Twitter Blue (Medium) June 25, 2021
Is the Helpdesk Guy making fun of you? (Medium) June 25, 2021
Don’t confuse Crypto with “Cashless”(Medium) March 18, 2021
The Secret Sauce for AI Unicorns (Medium) March 18, 2021
Zoom will be a permanent addition to College Classes (Medium) March 8, 2021
Will an AI host your favorite podcast of 2021? (Medium) January 14, 2021
What I have learned from being on 30+ podcasts this year (Medium) November 15, 2020
What I learned from serving on a Grand Jury (Medium) September 28, 2020
To improve your Zoom, up your mic game (Medium) September 28, 2020
Time to Stop the Instagramification of Retail Trading (Medium) July 2, 2020
I am ALL IN with the Hey.com email platform (Medium) June 27, 2020

Podcasts

Who Controls the Internet? (Diffuse Funds) August 24, 2023
Using Open Source Hardware to Test New Ideas – Scott Christianson June 16, 2023
The Industrial Revolutions (podcast) March 13, 2023
Central Bank Digital Currencies with Prof. J Scott Christianson (MetaRoy Podcast) July 18, 2022
Scott Christianson, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (Success InSight Podcast) June 24, 2022
Technology – You’re Being Watched (The Curiosity Chamber Podcast) June 10, 2022
The Realm of AI (Breathing Is Not Enough) June 8, 2022
J. Scott Christianson – Crypto, Blockchain and NFTs (Specifically for Seniors) April 7, 2022
Finance, Digital Currency, and the Role of Technology in Society with J. Scott Christianson April 6, 2022
Big Theory Science: AI And Deepfakes February 13, 2022
Dr. D’s Social Network Podcast: The Current and Future Impact of Deep Fakes December 26, 2021
The Optimal Life with Nate Haber: J. Scott Christianson and Our Artificially Intelligent Future December 20, 2021
Give you the biz w J Scott Christianson December 19, 2021
Grow Money Business: Central Bank Digital Currency, Dangers & Possibilities With J Scott Christianson December 15, 2021
The Open Highway: Bitcoin? Algorithms? NFTs? WTF Are They?? December 11, 2021
Every Breath Counts: Will Artificial Intelligence (AI) Save or End the World? December 11, 2021
Law, The Universe, And Everything July 1, 2021
Tech Leader Talk Podcast June 30, 2021
The Future of Development March 10, 2021
The Awfully Irish Podcast March 5, 2021
The Customer Discovercast February 7, 2021
The Scott Stokely Podcast January 14, 2021
Cameron Journal Podcast January 11, 2021
The Ethan Clerc Show December 31, 2020
PixlFeed Radio December 18, 2020
Dr. D’s Social Network December 10, 2020
Resilience Unraveled December 7, 2020
Over Coffee November 28, 2020
Uneducated Speculator November 16, 2020
Surreal2Real November 14, 2020
Broc Gardner VS The World November 10, 2020
Spot Lyte On November 2, 2020
Wayward Planet October 29, 2020
CallumConnects October 28, 2020
Were You Still Talking October 27, 2020
Transmitter Podcast October 23, 2020
Future Home October 8, 2020
Marketing Mistakes And How To Avoid Them October 8, 2020
The Chad Whittle Podcast September 21, 2020
The Mark Struczewski Podcast July 23, 2020
Project Pod UK July 20, 2020
Better America July 20, 2020
Humans Now and Then July 1, 2020
LemonTalks! June 14, 2020
Human Capital Innovations June 3, 2020
Keep it Juicy June 2, 2020
The Connected Enterprise Podcast April 29, 2020
The InnovaBuzz Podcast April 17, 2020
The Conversation With Stu Podcast March 21, 2020
Enrollment Growth University February 17, 2020
The Professor Game December 23, 2019

Prof C Explains (Newsletter)

Enter the MEGA Constellation (Prof C Explains) March 28, 2023
Side Quest: The Internet does not exist. (Prof C Explains) March 8, 2023
Reuse, Reuse and Reuse (Prof C Explains) March 3, 2023
Signals from Above (Prof C Explains) February 2, 2023
Internet from Heaven: The promise and perils of planetary-scale ISPs (Prof C Explains) January 29, 2023
CBDC and Crypto world Roundup ? (Prof C Explains) December 29, 2022
Can CBDCs Be used against you? ? (Prof C Explains) December 22, 2022
Are we ready for programable money? ?️ (Prof C Explains) December 16, 2022
More than ? ? Central Bank Digital Currencies December 9, 2022
?The Free-Range Technologist 29 ? November 2, 2022
?️ The Free-Range Technologist 28 ? August 14, 2022
✏️ Free-Range Technologist 27 ? April 3, 2022
? Free-Range Technologist 26 ? March 19, 2022
?‍?The Free-Range Technologist #25⚡ March 3, 2022
?? Free-Range Ukraine ?? February 26, 2022
? The Free-Range Technologist #24 ? February 19, 2022
? The Free-Range Technologist #23 with Extra Flair!? January 17, 2022
? Free-Range Technologist #22 ? December 27, 2021
The Free-Range Technologist #21 December 13, 2021
The Free-Range Technologist #20 ? November 30, 2021
? The Free-Range Technologist #19 October 29, 2021
The Free-Range Technologist April 2021 ?️ April 5, 2021
?Free-Range Tech BONUS Feb 2021 Edition? February 25, 2021
The Free-Range Technologist Feb 2021 February 9, 2021
The Free-Range Technologist Nov 2020 November 14, 2020
? The Free-Range Technologist July 2020 ? July 6, 2020
? The Free-Range Technologist Dec 2019 ⛄ December 26, 2019
? The Free-Range Technologist Nov 2019 ? November 19, 2019
? The Free-Range Technologist Oct 2019 ? October 22, 2019
? JScott’s Monthly Missive May 2019 ? May 31, 2019
JScott’s Monthly Missive Jan 2019 January 1, 2019
JScott Monthly Missive: Nov Edition 2018 November 23, 2018
JScott’s Monthly Missive: June Edition 2018 July 31, 2018
JScott’s Monthly Missive: May Edition 2018 May 20, 2018

Quoted in

Pursuing education in the midst of war August 29, 2023
Exploring the future of work: Local perspectives on artificial intelligence’s impact on jobs (KRCG-TV) August 9, 2023
Mining entrepreneurial genius July 13, 2023
High-tech cheating: ChatGPT prompts MU faculty to change classwork mindset (Columbia Missourian) March 1, 2023
Sizing up Big Tech’s downsizing: Experts say tech sector layoffs could mean growth for startups (Missouri Business Alert) March 1, 2023
Directors of Trulaske centers excited to collaborate, create more student opportunities October 4, 2022
Movers and Shakers (como magazine) October 1, 2022
Trulaske alumna wins competition for NFT idea, plans implementation August 29, 2022
LaunchX Interview Series – Scott Christianson July 6, 2022
MU professors predict the future of cryptocurrency December 23, 2021
Renewables: Buyer Beware (Electrical Construction & Maintenance) July 7, 2021
Ragtag Cinema launches first year of Science on Screen (Maneater) April 22, 2021
AT&T deploys 5G connectivity in new University of Missouri lab (TechRepublic) March 25, 2021
MU and AT&T collaboration brings 5G technology to campus (Show Me Mizzou) March 24, 2021
MU researchers explore sci-fi classics in ‘Science on Screen’ (Show Me Mizzou) March 23, 2021
Commoditization and margin pressure fuelling the rise of the one-stop shop (Inavate) December 15, 2020
Columbia groups team up for event aiming to jumpstart entrepreneurs (Missouri Business Alert) August 9, 2020
More Lessons on How Emojis Can Make Your Team More Collaborative (Bloomberg Businessweek) April 16, 2020
Going remote: Timing is everything (Show-Me News) April 8, 2020
Spotlight on J Scott Christianson (Weekly Contrarian) January 9, 2020
7 Technology Books Every Entrepreneur Should Read (Forbes online) October 8, 2019
14 Ways the World Would Be Different Without Bill Gates (Reader’s Digest) October 8, 2019
The Blockchain Game: Teaching Students about Nodes, Hashes, Smart Contracts May 13, 2019
The Blockchain Game (Columbia Business Times) March 25, 2019

Radio and TV

Guidelines for (Successfully) Using Generative AI (Paul Pepper) August 28, 2023
Paul Pepper Show: ChatGPT March 17, 2023
Paul Pepper Show: AI-Assisted Artwork December 30, 2022
What are deepfakes and how to spot them (Friends of the Facts) July 8, 2022
Paul Pepper Show: Deepfake AI July 5, 2022
Paul Pepper Show: Unrest in Ukraine March 25, 2022
Paul Pepper Show: Living in the metaverse January 13, 2022
Paul Pepper Show: Can AI be creative, or is it just following formulas? November 19, 2021
Paul Pepper Show: Deepfake Technology September 24, 2021
Paul Pepper Show: Assisted Technologies July 14, 2021
Paul Pepper Show: AI is seeping into our lives April 30, 2021
Science on Screen: Introduction to Coded Bias (Ragtag) April 21, 2021
Paul Pepper Show: AI and Space March 5, 2021
Paul Pepper Show: AI and Art January 7, 2021
Paul Pepper Show: EKG at Home November 20, 2020
Rekt Radio: Interview with AI Expert October 23, 2020
Paul Pepper Show: AI and The News September 11, 2020
KFRU: Jumpstart Event August 12, 2020
Paul Pepper Show: Mid-Missouri Business Jump-Start August 3, 2020
Paul Pepper Show: Using AI to predict personality June 26, 2020
Paul Pepper Show: Protein Folding at Home April 24, 2020
Paul Pepper Show: Adversarial Machine Learning January 31, 2020
Paul Pepper Show: Data Exhaust November 13, 2019
Paul Pepper Show: AI in Medicine August 22, 2019
Paul Pepper Show: Face Recognition May 22, 2019
Paul Pepper Show: Programming Morality into Self-Driving Cars March 4, 2019
Paul Pepper Show: Artificial Intelligence February 4, 2019

Archives (5 years or older)

Book Chapters (Archive)

Should you get certified? (Networking Complete) January 13, 2000
Choosing the Right Certification for You. (Windows NT Complete) August 28, 1999
Why Become Certified? (Windows NT Complete) August 28, 1999
Guide to online resources for the conservationist. Wendling, D., & Christianson, J. S. (1995). In Rosenfeld, J., Janes, J., & Vander Kolk, M. (Eds.), The Internet Compendium (pp. 115–144). New York: Neal-Schuman. August 28, 1995
Education in the matrix: BBS networks (Computer Mediated Communication and the On-Line Classroom) January 13, 1994
Inherited and environmentally induced retinal degeneration in drosophila. (Retinal Degenerations) January 18, 1991

Prof C Newsletters (Archive)

JScott Monthly Missive: February Edition 2018 February 12, 2018
JScott Monthly Missive: November Edition 2017 November 19, 2017
JScott Monthly Missive: October Edition 2017 October 12, 2017

Quoted in (Archive)

TinyCircuits keeps on growing (Crain’s Cleveland Business Journal) March 13, 2017
TCoB students collaborate on 3D printing project with School of Medicine October 13, 2015
Grant program for Boone County accepting applications July 22, 2015
IDA doles out $100,000 for business incentives (Columbia Missourian) May 8, 2015
Another Use for Yik Yak on Campus? Cheating on Exams (Chronicle of Higher Education) May 6, 2015
Technology Success Stories: Videoconferencing and Faronics Insight June 13, 2014
Just do it (Show Me Mizzou) June 13, 2014
Solar’s popularity grows (Columbia Daily Tribune) December 7, 2013
Stalking videoconferencing interoperability (Infocomm International On-Line Reports) March 13, 2013
Distance learning for all. (Infocomm International On-Line Reports) March 13, 2012
Videoconferencing goes down market. (InAVate) December 13, 2011
The state of IP-based AV control systems (AV Technology) October 13, 2011
QR codes put businesses in touch with cell phone owners. (Columbia Business Times) July 13, 2011
Google bid sparks broadband desires (Columbia Business Times) April 30, 2010
Kaleidoscope Videoconferencing makes meeting magic happen. (Columbia Business Times) July 13, 2008
Columbia technophiles discuss communication trends (Columbia Business Times) July 11, 2008
Envisioning the Future (Columbia Daily Tribune) September 5, 2007
20 Under 40 (Columbia Business Times) July 17, 2007
Videoconferencing Becoming More Practical for Home Offices (Columbia Business Times) April 22, 2005
Videoconferencing: Not Just For Fortune 500 Companies Anymore (Columbia Business Times) January 15, 2005
Kaleidoscope Videoconferencing (Columbia Business Times) October 1, 2004
Videoconferencing: Be There Without Going There (Inside Columbia) May 21, 2004
Izaak Walton League honors Tribune, Columnist (Columbia Daily Tribune) December 16, 1993
New Technical Coordinator Looks After CMC’s Interactive Television Network October 13, 1993
Walton League cleans up by forming new chapter (Columbia Missourian) May 17, 1987
Walton League comes to town (Columbia Missourian) May 13, 1987

Science (Archive)

Science Conferences (Archive)

Tech and Environment (Archive)

A Story From MIT-E: Twenty-Five Years of Videoconferencing Enabled Education (Let’s Do Video) November 13, 2017
Welcome to the Meeting, Alexa (Let’s Do Video) November 6, 2017
Hardware Service Contracts: Should You Buy or Should You Go? (Let’s Do Video) August 31, 2017
Introducing Christianson’s Law of Communication Platforms (Let’s Do Video) August 21, 2017
Verified Videoconferencing Test Sites: 2017 Edition (Let’s Do Video) August 3, 2017
Reducing User Anxiety is a Key to Driving Adoption of Room-Based Videoconferencing Systems (Let’s Do Video) July 27, 2017
The Importance of Framing Your Space Properly (Let’s Do Video) May 9, 2016
The Allegory of the Meeting Room (Let’s Do Video) February 22, 2016
Not All Bandwidth is Created Equal (Let’s Do Video) February 11, 2016
Protecting Your Videoconferencing System From Spammers (Let’s Do Video) January 21, 2016
Securing your Videoconferencing Codec: Call Security (Let’s Do Video) December 28, 2015
Securing your Videoconferencing Codec: Device Security (Let’s Do Video) December 22, 2015
Polycom Videoconferencing Endpoint Security and Configuration. (SANS Institute) January 13, 2004
Journalists Fail to Link Environmental Problems with population. (Outdoors Unlimited) March 18, 1995
Forest Service Adopts Holistic Approach to Species Protection. (Gaining Ground) October 17, 1993
EcoNet: The Ecology Network (Berkley Macintosh Users Group) April 10, 1993
Education in the matrix: The FrEdMail network. (Boardwatch Magazine) March 4, 1993
Online environmentalism. (The Prout Journal) January 17, 1993
EcoNet. (Boardwatch Magazine) December 18, 1992
Bush’s environmental hypocrisy (Columbia Daily Tribune) March 17, 1992
Telecom and the environment. (Boardwatch magazine) November 18, 1991
Online: Robotics Workshop (Columbia Daily Tribune) August 9, 1987
White-paper: Interfacing Laser and Computer to Monitor Animal Behaviors August 21, 1986

Tech and Environment Conferences (Archive)

An Intro to High-Def Videoconferencing (Helix 2007) March 28, 2007
MODLA on the Move (Helix 2007) March 28, 2007
The top ten things you should know about parent engagement. (Presented with Sarah Read at the Missouri Association for Rural Education, Lake Ozark, MO. ) February 24, 2006
Streaming and Archiving H.323 Videoconferences (MODLA Annual Conference) July 15, 2004
Lessons from Ten Years of I-TV (MODLA) July 18, 2003
Integrating Interactive Educational Telecommunication: Two-Way I-TV and Internet. (MOREnet Spring Conference 1996) February 14, 1996
Education in rural Missouri via two-way interactive television: Evaluation of learning and technology. (Presented at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Atlanta, GA.) February 18, 1995

Tribune Newspaper (Archive)

Hats off to political standouts December 9, 2009
‘Going Rogue’ alternatives abound December 8, 2009
We can’t afford sky-high manned mission to Mars November 3, 2009
Downtown cameras pose little threat September 1, 2009
Nixon should veto repeal of helmet law May 2, 2009
New world order is hard to handle April 21, 2009
‘Elected officials’ aren’t always elected March 24, 2009
Newsrooms’ demise hurts democracy March 10, 2009
Facebook reshapes social fabric February 10, 2009
Initiative could make elections more fair January 20, 2009
Agency auctions off moral high ground December 30, 2008
Education of rural Missouri children is Jim Tice’s legacy December 16, 2008
Know when to fold ’em November 18, 2008
Cartoon penguin highlighted important life lessons November 4, 2008
The ‘undecided voter’ must be a myth October 14, 2008
Fat cats bringing us down with them October 7, 2008
Lack of accountability fuels our deficits August 26, 2008
It’s high time to leave the sex out of politics August 12, 2008
Primary time great season for swag July 22, 2008
Lazy media put flip-flops on candidates July 8, 2008
Wealthy get their money’s worth from Missouri politicians June 24, 2008
Marriage flap much ‘I do’ about nothing June 10, 2008
Campaign-funding cold war continues May 27, 2008
‘Need’ for voter ID legislation a fraud May 13, 2008
Reverend’s remarks break taboos March 18, 2008
Candidates’ litmus test pared to four issues March 4, 2008
The electoral dance isn’t over yet February 19, 2008
Early voting leaves no time for issues February 5, 2008
Americans are hard at work at staying in debt January 22, 2008
Democracy in action in Iowa January 8, 2008
Dull-witted columnist can’t understand modern naming conventions December 11, 2007
Richardson’s pitch for energy independence exceptionally specific December 4, 2007
John Edwards, Mike Huckabee will take Iowa caucuses November 27, 2007
24-hour network news channels are not good for children November 20, 2007
Dollar woes show high cost of low prices November 13, 2007
Missouri leaders mired in e-mail mess November 6, 2007
9/11 conspiracy theories twist logic October 30, 2007
Campaign fund issue affects all others October 23, 2007
Campaign trail leads to the dogs October 16, 2007
Internet sales tax collection begs for a fix October 9, 2007
Children’s health measure highlights Bush hypocrisy October 2, 2007
Destruction of public records should be an impeachable offense September 25, 2007
Presidential power is out of balance September 18, 2007
The devil went down to Jefferson City September 4, 2007
State election laws cry out for reform August 21, 2007
Koster’s switch: Principles or politics? August 7, 2007
Campaign donation limits are no help July 24, 2007
Simple changes more effective than abstinence education July 10, 2007
Why are ‘experts’ so frequently wrong? July 3, 2007
Companies meet consumers’ low expectations June 19, 2007
No-call list, subsidies, truth top campaign issues June 12, 2007
‘Astroturf’ group thinks it can walk over Missourians June 5, 2007
Lawmakers’ methods reveal questionable motives May 29, 2007
Missourians losers at session’s end May 22, 2007
Time to stop returning to Mideast folly May 15, 2007
Old fuddy-duddy embraces destiny May 8, 2007
MOHELA monster attacks lawmakers May 1, 2007
Broadcast news and pundits fail us April 24, 2007
We’ve little to celebrate on Earth Day April 17, 2007
Term limits are hurting democracy April 3, 2007
Public financing of elections needed March 27, 2007
Second Life might be the next Web March 20, 2007
Predatory payday loan companies harm borrowers, economy March 13, 2007
Lobbyists’ gifts are a red herring March 6, 2007
AT&T plays hardball with ‘astroturf’ February 27, 2007
Forget facts; it’s time to get your war on February 20, 2007
Being a columnist is an odd job February 13, 2007
Telecom bill tunes out customers’ needs February 6, 2007
Growing community needs evolving government January 30, 2007
It’s time for a national shield law January 17, 2007
There’s no quick fix for broken Iraq January 16, 2007
Scientology exhibit won’t help the mentally ill January 9, 2007
Visioning is fine, but city council controls the bottom line December 19, 2006
Time for Boone Hospital to come out into the sunshine December 12, 2006
All Americans should be hooked up to health insurance November 28, 2006
For dignity’s sake, cremation is the way to go November 21, 2006
In elections, numbers don’t lie November 14, 2006
Third parties tilt at windmills November 7, 2006
Legislators, judges and minimum-wage earners all deserve a raise October 31, 2006
Publisher’s endorsement of Hulshof is heartbreaking October 24, 2006
Approve Covenant plan October 10, 2006
College name game is a troubling trend October 3, 2006
E-mail needs a ‘weird propaganda’ filter September 19, 2006
The smell of money trumps common sense September 5, 2006
Democratic allies helping rebuild party August 22, 2006
Belief in money for nothing leaves people in dire straits August 6, 2006
Candidates get a view from inside the fishbowl July 25, 2006
‘American Idol’ fine model for presidential elections July 11, 2006
U.S. debt producers fuel ‘Flat Earth’ economy May 28, 2006
Phony baloney – Database won’t be of much help against al-Qaida. May 21, 2006
‘Clean elections’ crucial to saving world resources May 14, 2006
Film explores how power reveals character April 9, 2006
Political committee shell game must end March 26, 2006

Tribune Newspaper-Environment (Archive)

Conservationists must keep fighting the good fight November 25, 1994
Telecommuting good for workers and environment November 18, 1994
First-term politicians often do a better job November 4, 1994
Ultimately, food supply defines carrying capacity October 21, 1994
Hancock II a perversion of activitst’s tool for reform October 7, 1994
Coordinateing resources ensures speciies survival September 30, 1994
Antiquated mining law desperately needs reform September 23, 1994
Forum offers opportunity to rethink growth, development September 16, 1994
Stabilizing the population requires action at all leveles September 2, 1994
Endangered Species Act must be strengthened August 24, 1994
COIN on cutting edge for public-accessed resources August 12, 1994
Vatican oppostition to Cairo conferene outdated stance July 29, 1994
Readers express views on population, environment July 22, 1994
New composting process reduces waste by 75 percent July 15, 1994
World can’t sustain current human population for long July 8, 1994
Tips promote efficient use of resources during summer July 1, 1994
General Assembly caused decrease in clear air rights June 24, 1994
Sunday Meeting launches city’s waste-reduction plan June 10, 1994
Media ignore link between eco-problems, population June 3, 1994
State pledges $10 million to buy flood-damaged land May 13, 1994
Common enemy rule bad for flood-plain management May 6, 1994
Earth Day should teach several valuable lessons April 29, 1994
Answers to quiz about population, resource use April 22, 1994
New breakthrough raises efficiency of solar energy April 15, 1994
April filled with changes to learn about conservation April 8, 1994
Media inadequately convery science’s uncertain nature April 1, 1994
Quiz tests knowledge on population, resource issues March 25, 1994
Increasing car’s MPG lowers its impact on environment March 18, 1994
Technology can’t fix damage people have done to the planet March 11, 1994
State needs ability to issue environmental regulations March 4, 1994
Facts about US population reveal problems we overlook February 25, 1994
Consercation department seeks public input on long-range plan February 11, 1994
Global population increases exponentially February 4, 1994
Many endangered species face fate of black rhino January 28, 1994
3 factors determin extent of environmental destruction January 14, 1994
State should not mar scenic forest land with OHV trails January 7, 1994
OHV trails inappropriate for Mark Twain National Forest December 31, 1993
Free, low-cost publications offer information on environment December 24, 1993
Clinton’s wetlands policy, appointments earn A’s December 3, 1993
Program helps customers buy compact fluorescents November 19, 1993
Wildlands project visionary, but ulimately infeasible November 5, 1993
Christianson dispels myths about timber production October 15, 1993
Volunteers can monitor quality of water in Missouri October 1, 1993
Institute needed to aid environmental research September 17, 1993
Carnahan neglects goals set for Missouri wetlands September 10, 1993
Advisory council drafts goals for Missouri’s wetlands September 3, 1993
Conservation leader decries environmental misinformation August 20, 1993
New system of credits uses market to control pollution August 13, 1993
Unwitting landowners pose threat to endangered species August 6, 1993
Ecosystem management offers holistic approach July 30, 1993
Do-it-yourself home project illustrates paper recycling July 16, 1993
Readers express views about conservation, environment July 9, 1993
Limbaugh misinforms public about ozone layer depletion July 2, 1993
Economic picture doesn’t include environmental costs June 25, 1993
Overpackaged products impede waste reduction June 18, 1993
Yucca Mountain could become monument to shortsightedness June 11, 1993
General Assembly hits environmental highs, lows June 9, 1993
Single-hulled barges threaten Missouri, Mississippi rivers May 14, 1993
Lawns, gardens can be kept healthy without pesticided May 7, 1993
Proper ethics, education vital parts of conservation April 30, 1993
General Assembly raids state parks and soils tax April 23, 1993
Water and light programs offer ways to conserve energy April 9, 1993
Save money, conserve energy by landscaping with trees April 2, 1993
Public should pay to remove underground storage tanks March 26, 1993
BTU tax will help stat’s economy, environment March 12, 1993
Use water-saving devices to conservice energy, lower bills March 12, 1993
Conservationsists not the same as environmentalist February 26, 1993
Animal rights activists don’t work for the environment January 29, 1993
Writing letters remains a good way to reach officials January 15, 1993
Environmental challenges opportunities face us in ’93 December 31, 1992
Endangered species are signs of bigger problems December 18, 1992
Missouri’s stream teams clean up our waterways December 4, 1992
Simple ways to precent carbon dioxide buildup November 20, 1992
Product promotions play on concern for environment October 30, 1992
Autumn timely season to start composting October 16, 1992