A journal of science, thought, and action.
16
Aug
2017
A table of elemental poems with purpose.
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Phillipe Cousteau invisions a new environmental movement.
Amazing new understandings of intelligence in plants.
8 Aug 2017
It takes garbage to make a boat.
Two new national monuments were designated.
Major changes have occurred recently to Australian forests.
Heat-tolerant corals may help reef restoration.
Some people are taking positive action today to reverse the damage caused by climate change and building resilience for tomorrow.
Bioluminescence is beautiful and strange.
Off Hawaii the largest marine reserve is created, Papahānaumokuākea.
176 years of temperature data has been visualized in one chart.
An 80-mile crack is opening on an Antarctic ice shelf.
The Curiosity rover produced a 360-panorama of Mars.
Operation IceBridge measures 2016 Arctic sea ice melting.
A sustainable building material from bamboo plants.
177 years ago photography was invented.
Pesticides are 'bad for bees'.
Like the Phoenix bird, some reefs are showing recovery from bleaching.
Catastrophic rains and floods are underway.
Bring it on, the climate change challenge!
A more sustainable economy for plastics is envisioned.
A 'time machine' has been developed to visualize climate data.
Are complex ecosystems also hard to understand?
Humpback whales appear to show empathy towards other marine species.
Sunflowers are experts at solar tracking.
The Grand Staircase can be awesome and deadly, sometimes together.
Sea turtles are being helped by a new conservation campaign.
Permafrost in Denali NP is sliding away like butter.
Extreme rain events and high ocean temps become common.
