Manu San Felix/National Geographic
"Never start with the numbers. That’s the advice marine biologist Enric Sala has for talking about science and the natural world to people who hardly ever think about it. " … more »
Courtesy Assembly
"The way buildings are designed is backward, and a team of architects, car designers, and aerospace engineers wants to turn it around." … more »
Gui Becker, CC BY-SA
"Birds are migrating later in the year and can’t find enough food. Plants are flowering before their insect pollinators hatch. Prey species have less stamina to escape predators. In short, climatic shifts that affect one organism are likely to trigger ripple effects that can disturb the structure and functioning of entire ecosystems." … more »
MasonCummings
Regardless of whether you're a hunter, a sportsman, a naturalist, or a preservationist, what's happening in our public lands should alarm you. … more »
National Archives
In the early morning of September 21, 1956, a beating took place at Sally Stanford’s Sausalito restaurant. Two men from Southern California pursued an Australian... … more »
Viz Source
IStock
" Studies show about half of Americans sleep at work anyway, but those who take naps can improve their performance, and companies that allow them may be enabling a healthier workforce through improved immune systems from napping." … more »
USDA
"The federal government has still not set limits for PFAS compounds, and some allege that could be because it is a polluter of them itself." … more »
Newlight
A Huntington Beach company is using microbes to turn methane—a potent greenhouse gas—into a new "plastic" material that is fully biodegradable to tackle the challenges of climate change and ocean plastic. … more »
