An eye on the sky for Texas
Thanks to its most intense drought in state history, John Nielsen-Gammon is well known in Texas. Outside of Texas, few people know that he is
Abby Luby
March 20, 2012
Thanks to its most intense drought in state history, John Nielsen-Gammon is well known in Texas. Outside of Texas, few people know that he is
A 2.3% rise in public transportation ridership may not seem like much, but it is significant because most people can’t easily change their behavior when
Professional movers, who transfer companies from one office to another, say that there are long moves and short moves, but no small moves. Kiribati, a
How fast glaciers and ice caps are melting has long been a contentious issue. Previous estimates were based on extrapolations of on-site measurements and aircraft
Tom Friedman’s 3/3/12 New York Times column is about energy policy. He worries that “the poisonous debate” about climate change may preclude us from having
Chicken Little is known for fluttering around in a panic because she believed, on scant evidence, that the sky was falling. Now it turns out
Last Friday, March 2, 2012, a large area of severe thunderstorms spawned strong tornadoes across the Ohio Valley and Southeast. The storms were fatal, with
