.Science Friday and Volumes Bookcafe present… THE DEVIL'S ELEMENT Dan Egan + Diana Plasker (she/her) Thurs., April 27 at 7:30pm ET An in-person and live-streamed event. sciencefriday.com/articles/devil…

NEW EPISODE: This week: a history of phosphorus. Urine, dead bodies, ancient poop, and the trouble unleashed on our world’s waters by a torrent of an essential element with Dan Egan scienceforthepeople.ca/episodes/the-d…

It’s #13 on the periodic table, glows in the dark & lights on fire if it gets too hot, nicknaming phosphorus “the devil’s element.” In our new episode Dan Egan guides us through this element that became hellishly essential to global food production: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wha…

Goed vertelde anekdotes over botten, vogelpoep en bommen schetsen het veelzijdige karakter van het element #fosfor: sciencelink.net/media/de-vele-… Recensie van 'The Devil's Element' van Dan Egan @erwinboutsma

Chemical fertilizers feed the world — at increasingly steep costs to people and the planet. "The Price of Plenty" is a collaborative project from student journalists at the Missouri School of Journalism and UF College of Journalism and Communications. #MissouriMethod #MizzouMade columbiamissourian.com/priceofplenty/

As Dan Egan showed us in this interactive from 2021 Chicago was "built for a different time. The time before climate change." nytimes.com/interactive/20…

It’s Toxic Slime Time on Florida’s Lake Okeechobee nytimes.com/interactive/20…

🇺🇸 Relying On Desperate Measure To Save Lifeline Of Everglades ▫Some worry reservoir won't stem harm from pollution ▫Dan Egan ▫is.gd/P5Ku78 🇺🇸 #frontpagestoday #USA The New York Times

Just a couple of Green Bay guys who happen to write books

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Here's to the Wisconsin Idea! If you don't know what that is, show up on the UW union terrace at Lake Mendota on Aug. 31 or tune in

A perfect night with the perfect backdrop for an important conversation about phosphorus and lake health with Charlie Berens, Dan Egan and UW experts Jake Vander Zanden and jackson dossett.

Live from the iconic Memorial Union Terrace in Madison, Wisconsin, Charlie interviews author Dan Egan, Grass Ecology Professor Randy Jackson, and UW's Limnology director, Jake Vander Zanden, about the phosphorus levels in our lakes.

Exciting news! Award-winning journalist Dan Egan will be joining us at the #GreatLakes Commission Annual Meeting for a conversation about his new book THE DEVIL'S ELEMENT. Register now! glc.org/meetings/annual

Please share widely with your networks! **Fully funded (tuition remission + stipend and benefits)** graduate RA position to research water policy and science communications. The successful candidate may also get to work with decorated author and journalist Dan Egan!

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Who cares about disappearing reserves of phosphorus fertilizer and the concomitant trashing of our fresh waters due to overdoing crops with the stuff? About 500 lunch eaters in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

“‘No phosphorus, no life on Earth,’...Dan Egan explains in...his account of how this confounding element helps to keep the plates of modern civilization spinning—and how some plates may be starting to wobble and crash to the floor.” —Jonathan Mingle on the looming planetary nutrient