A journal of science, thought, and action.
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Sep
2017
Cassini gathered data and photos until its last moment.
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A wholistic plan for a 'lost crop' that could change Africa.
Heat-tolerant corals may help reef restoration.
26 May 2017
Two new national monuments were designated.
It takes garbage to make a boat.
Amazing new understandings of intelligence in plants.
Major changes have occurred recently to Australian forests.
Some people are taking positive action today to reverse the damage caused by climate change and building resilience for tomorrow.
Things to know about the benefits to your brain while in nature.
Artists often create more impact about environment concerns than scientific studies can.
View Pluto as if you were walking around the frozen world.
A clever narrative about those handsome Arctic birds, the snowy owls.
Cephalopods are masters of their environment.
Florida has a new species of wildlife and Nile crocodiles are nasty.
CRISPR gene editing technology has been adopted by laboratories worldwide.
Rhododendrons are the 'plant of the month'.
Chemisty research indicates Europa's global ocean may be very similar to Earths.
Don't forget Love a Tree Day.
A new color-coded radar map of the Antarctic Peninsula was made.
Why is animation so useful in telling stories strong on science?
Alpine glaciers in the South Tyrol show big declines in less than 15 years.
The birthday of the CalTech scientist Richard Feynman is celebrated.
Smoke from Alberta's fires now stretch to cover Florida.
A time-line animation of global temperature data, 1850-2016.
The Dalai Lama said: "if you want to find the new world, you need a map".
Financial tools could offer hope in effectively tackling climate change.
Someone has to win an eco-tourism trip!
It is often said that we know more about the surface of Mars than we know what exists in our oceans here on Earth.
Aldo Leopold: "To be an ecologist is to live in a world of wounds"
EO Wilson calls for The Encyclopedia of Life.
