A journal of science, thought, and action.
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2018
Qiantang River and a big surge.
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GIF's can tell important stories.
29 Apr 2014
Creating paintings with natue connections.
Patagonia shows how to apply sustainability in business practice.
A clever storyteller suggests an answer.
A bottled note tossed to the waves recovered years later.
The Dry Valleys are one of the strangest environments on Earth.
In 2014, major marine preserves were created.
Fly-fishing's future and rivers.
Cephalopods are masters of disguise.
Carl Safina offers a new perspective on animal intelligence.
Stephen Hawking passed today.
Kindness is good!
Translating the chemical ecology of trees.
Real-time videos for wildlife management and conservation.
Pseudohydrosme gabunensis from Africa is Plant of the Month.
A win, win, win project.
Viewing data from Juno's mission to Jupiter.
GOES-17 goes into orbit.
Super-storm Riled bombs the East Coast.
Preparing communities for climate change.
Earthquakes driving geological and biological diversity.
New discoveries on undersea mountains.
River restoration is both economically and ecologically important.
Biodiversity boundaries are being crossed.
How do you deal with the invisible?
It's now above freezing in the Arctic winter.
Building landforms is a continuous process.
A Sierra Nevada meditation.
Rhodies are the 'plant of the month'.
The Grand Staircase can be both awesome and deadly.
Sunflowers as solar tracking experts.
Storytelling, virtual labs, and 'big data' for science education.
A more sustainable economy is envisioned.
