Aurora and Volcanic Light Pillar
That’s no sunset. And that thin red line just above it — that’s not a sun pillar. The […]
Monthly Archives: September 2014
Daily Activity Summary for September 23, 2014
These are the results of my activities* for September 23, 2014: Total steps: 7232 Calories burned: 2288 Traveled: […]
Daily Activity Summary for September 23, 2014
These are the results of my activities* for September 23, 2014: Total steps: 7225 Calories burned: 2286 Traveled: […]
Antifreeze Proteins Keep Antarctic Fish Alive and Icy
By JAMES GORMAN The proteins that latch on to ice crystals in the body of the fish and […]
Three Divergent Visions of Our Future Under Climate Change
By NATHANIEL RICH Three books — one optimistic, one cataclysmic and one polemic — discuss what climate change […]
Warming Temperatures Threaten Fragile Balance in Canadian Arctic
By MICHAEL BECKER Hot summers are becoming more frequent, an ominous sign for the polar desert ecosystems that […]
A Future as Clouded as Their Past
By GEORGE JOHNSON When the Anasazi abandoned the cities they had worked so long to build on the […]
On the Cusp of Climate Change
By Produced by JEFFERY DelVISCIO, JESSIE DEWITT, CLAIRE MALDARELLI and LARRY BUCHANAN Animal and plant species around the […]
A Microscopic Issue of Unknown Consequences
By HENRY FOUNTAIN Climate change may impact even the smallest organisms, like photosynthesizing microbes that play a critical […]
Too Much of a Good Thing
By NATALIE ANGIER Carbon dioxide keeps the earth unfrozen by retaining the sun’s energy, but our use of […]