A journal of science, thought, and action.
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A planetary haiku for Poetry Day.
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Avoiding another Dust Bowl.
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24 Apr 2014
Ocean oxygen loss to become widespread by 2030's.
Everest Mountaineer Brent Bishop remembers Scott Fischer
JPL has initiated the OMG project to monitor Greenland's ice melt.
Restoration on a global scale could be possible with the agreement signed today.
Recognizing the 100th Anniversary of the National Park Service.
The really big biological questions may require some physics to solve.
If you could talk to a whale, what would you say?
Saving the environment and wildlife of Antarctica is a good idea.
Arctic melting has reached a point where tours are now planned between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
PenguinWatch needs "citizen scientists" to help their important wildlife research.
An entrepreneur and a physicist intend to 'reach for the stars' with Starshot.
Four "deadbeat dams" along the Klamath River will come down by 2020.
The Kepler space telescope has discovered something big that could be even more interesting than a planet.
The Galaxy magnolia is the 'plant of the month'.
African rhinos are now being airlifted to safety, even to Australia!
New glacial images from South Georgia show significant retreat in just over a decade.
Bhutan aimes to be the first carbon negative nation in the world.
Death Valley sprang to life in a superblooming display of wildflowers.
April campaign to We Keep it Wild and support The Conservation Alliance.
It takes garbage to make a boat.
Krakatau is again active.
An understanding of intelligence in plants.
A storyteller suggests an answer.
A true turkey story for Thanksgiving.
