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Ruth Jordan

Ruth Jordan

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Publisher, Crimespree Magazine

Earth

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Total articles 2

  • RUTH THOUGHTS: Life Amidst the Pandemic

    By Ruth Jordan| Crimespree Magazine Verified by Ruth Jordan | May 2, 2020 | Ruth Thoughts@ Hey all! It’s Ruth here. I just finished outside planting, phase one. There’s dirt and grime under my fingers but I know it’s safe. Guys? It’s so hard to feel safe right now. Here at home? With my love, our roommate and the cats? I almost always am okay. Sometimes, though? This is a hard time. This is a new reality.

    By Ruth Jordan · Crimespree Magazine

    May. 01, 2020

  • RUTH THOUGHTS: Life Amidst the Pandemic

    By Ruth Jordan| Crimespree Magazine Verified by Ruth Jordan | May 2, 2020 | Ruth Thoughts@ Hey all! It’s Ruth here. I just finished outside planting, phase one. There’s dirt and grime under my fingers but I know it’s safe. Guys? It’s so hard to feel safe right now. Here at home? With my love, our roommate and the cats? I almost always am okay. Sometimes, though? This is a hard time. This is a new reality.

    By Ruth Jordan · Crimespree Magazine

    May. 01, 2020

  • i-cows: can intimidating eye patterns painted onto cows reduce lion attacks?

    By Neil Jordan, Alex Piel, Michael D'Ambrosio, Ruth Jordan, Amanda Stronza| experiment.com@ Lions are important animals economically and ecologically. They contribute to a lucrative tourism industry, and maintain ecosystem health by regulating prey populations. Unfortunately lions also eat livestock which negatively impacts subsistence farmers living alongside them. Without effective ways to prevent this, many lions are killed in retaliation, and their populations are in decline.

    By Neil Jordan, Alex Piel, Michael D'Ambrosio, Ruth Jordan, Amanda Stronza · experiment.com

    Apr. 27, 2016

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Crimespree Magazine

Earth, United States