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Planetary Boundaries Framework

February 19, 2015

Scientists define environmental limits within which humanity can continue to thrive on earth.

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Polar Bear Genetics

January 14, 2015

Melting sea ice is has resulted in a recent northward shift in polar bear genes.

Read morePolar Bear Genetics

Penguins & Climate Change

January 8, 2015

Comparing the evolutionary histories of Antarctica’s penguin species may predict how they’ll respond to climate change.

Read morePenguins & Climate Change

Science Breakthroughs of 2014: CubeSats

December 30, 2014

2014 Science Breakthroughs of the Year: The rise of the pint-sized satellite.

Read moreScience Breakthroughs of 2014: CubeSats

Storm Detecting Birds

December 25, 2014

Some birds may use their excellent hearing to detect approaching storms.

Read moreStorm Detecting Birds

Femtorisks

December 2, 2014

How can society keep small actions from growing into huge problems?

Read moreFemtorisks

Yaupon Tea

December 1, 2014

Can you get a caffeine fix without growing your carbon footprint?

Read moreYaupon Tea

Mountain Legacy Project

November 6, 2014

Scientists are using the science of computer vision to document climate change in the Rocky Mountains.

Read moreMountain Legacy Project

Changing Foliage

September 24, 2014

Climate change may affect fall foliage in many different ways.

Read moreChanging Foliage

Yacht Data Collection

September 18, 2014

A plan to turn recreational sailors into citizen scientists.

Read moreYacht Data Collection

Hurricane Names

June 16, 2014

Feminine hurricane names may lull people into inadequate preparations.

Read moreHurricane Names

Cyclone Drift

May 28, 2014

Cyclones have been peaking in intensity closer and closer to the poles over the last 30 years.

Read moreCyclone Drift

Fish on Acid

April 29, 2014

Fish in acidified waters exhibit strange and often reckless behaviors.

Read moreFish on Acid

Krypton & Ancient Ice

April 28, 2014

Scientists are using the radioactive properties of krypton to determine the age of Antarctic ice and reconstruct the ancient climate.

Read moreKrypton & Ancient Ice

Clean Air Act Success

April 23, 2014

Samples from Greenland's ice cores suggest that the U.S. Clean Air Act has helped curtail acid rain.

Read moreClean Air Act Success

GPS Weather Jets

April 9, 2014

GPS devices on commercial flights could predict hurricanes.

Read moreGPS Weather Jets

Wind Temperature

March 13, 2014

Moving air feels colder than still air, but what does the thermometer say?

Read moreWind Temperature

Wind Farms & Hurricanes

March 5, 2014

Massive offshore wind farms could have a surprising fringe benefit: disrupting hurricanes.

Read moreWind Farms & Hurricanes

ENCORE PRESENTATION

February 25, 2014

WHEN SCIENCE MEETS HISTORY (Encore Presentation) - Ocean temperature records from a 19th century research ship confirm global warming. Reviving plants hidden under glaciers for centuries. Tracing the genetic origins of the blight that started the Irish Potato Famine. And uncovering evidence of lead pollution in Spain from 4,000 years ago.

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Beluga Parasite

February 19, 2014

A parasite called toxoplasma gondii is invading Arctic beluga whale populations thanks to global warming.

Read moreBeluga Parasite

Condors & Drones

February 12, 2014

Drone aircraft could help teach endangered California condors where to find food.

Read moreCondors & Drones

Storm Decisions

February 11, 2014

Can people ignore hype about the weather in order to protect themselves from real storm threats?

Read moreStorm Decisions

Walden Trees

January 22, 2014

Trees described by Henry David Thoreau in Walden are adapting to
earlier spring thaws, but face stiff competition from invasive species.

Read moreWalden Trees

Whales & Oil

January 20, 2014

The exploitation of natural resources in the Arctic due to melting sea ice has consequences for marine mammals.

Read moreWhales & Oil
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