Articles by Gary Raham

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham            Global warming is not hypothetical or mysterious to (most) governments and big business. Both these classes of human endeavor are scrambling to stake claims on the segment […]

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham A biologist-artist’s ruminations about our roles in a science-inspired world We, humans, tend to leave signs of our passing, some of them monumental. Think of Stonehenge, a 5,000-year-old+ monument […]

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham A biologist-artist’s ruminations about our roles in a science-inspired world             Teresa Funke, a friend of mine, recently wrote an amazing book: Bursts of Brilliance for a Creative Life. […]

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham               Ninety-eight percent of the known universe consists of the elements hydrogen and helium. Just hot gas. Go figure. But 25% of what’s left is carbon—an element amazingly […]

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham A biologist-artist’s ruminations about our roles in a science-inspired world The column Bio Bites will chew bite-sized topics in current science and invite readers to digest the implications for […]

By R. Gary Raham People love to eat bananas. Daniel Workman reported at worldstopexports. com that the top 15 banana-exporting countries spent $13.6 billion dollars in 2018 feeding hungry clients. The United States’ share was […]

By R. Gary Raham, Nature writer/illustrator Modern cars may skim down the highway with sleek exteriors and aerodynamic contours, but auto enthusiasts still appreciate “classics” like the rugged model T that was able to survive […]

By R. Gary Raham, nature writer and illustrator Some day just watering and fertilizing a garden may not be enough. The successful gardener might have to become a kind of horticultural trainer, utilizing knowledge about […]