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Hurricane Irene has formed in the Caribbean, becoming the first hurricane of the 2011 Atlantic season. The storm, located near Hispaniola as of Monday morning,
Hurricane Irene continues to track towards the coast of the United States. Already, tropical storm and hurricane watches have been posted in the Carolinas. If
Using a plane equipped with a light detection and ranging (LIDAR) laser system, New York City recently mapped the shape, angle and size of each
Here are three articles all on the same topic: how climate change threatens to shift the distribution of plant and animal species. Want independent evidence
This important article from the New York Times tells about a major effort to quantify the value of nature. The idea is to protect the
The Ocean Health Index will be published in six months. Funded by a $2.5 million grant from the Wrigley Company Foundation in February 2008, a
A California nonprofit, Zilowatt, is teaching K-12 schoolchildren to conserve energy by turning off light bulbs. It is working in several school districts around San
It’s not often that a drought makes the editorial page of the NYT, but it happened yesterday. The facts of the Texas drought are stark:
Many of you have heard the term ‘carbon footprint,’ and many of you are taking steps to shrink yours. Now the Plastic Disclosure Project wants
When not in use, turn off the juice. That’s the message left on Post-it notes around New York City schools, which have cut energy use
One reads a lot about Arctic ice melting, but not much about its causes. According to this article from McClatchy, a new study attributes about
If you thought July was hot or wet, you were right. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the U.S.’s average temperature in
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