A journal of science, thought, and action.
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Oct
2018
Earthrise remains one of the most important photographs every captured.
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Melting ice has consequences.
4 Nov 2017
A 'silent spring' could become a 'wild summer'
Avoiding another Dust Bowl.
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.
In 2014, major marine preserves were created.
We live in a 'world of wonder' we still know little about.
It's important to Think Green during this white time of year.
Renewable electricity power generation took a big leap today.
Bali's Mount Agung could erupt any time.
Futurists have always looked to Mars.
3 Suggestions for Giving Tuesday
The sculptor Jason DeCaires Taylor created a unique museum combining art and science in an undersea display.
If you thought turkeys were just big butterballs in the Thanksgiving oven, think again.
The military are proactive on climate change.
Moving away from cliamte fatigue into action.
Which came first: trees or rain?
A medicane heads toward Italy and Greece.
Incentives to solve climate change.
Toxic smog covers north India.
Ecology, forests, and megafires.
Can blindness anywhere be eliminated?
A rare fish is restored and the ecological recovery is a good lesson.
Scanning Greenland's ice dynamics.
Compassion is considered a trait uniquely human but we should make it more inclusive.
Efficiency is the name of the game for energy, architecture, and solar design with three new developments showing the way.
Climate change is already affecting growers of coffee.
Republican presidents from Theodore Roosevelt, to Richard Nixon, through George W. Bush left good environmental accomplishments.
One way to restore coral reefs could require re-seeding with transplanted corals.
Remotely controlled drones provide a quiet way to track animal behavior.
Robotic engineers at JPL are turning to bio-mimicry and using a gecko as their design guide.
