Florida’s Ambitious “Coastal Corridor” project Is Giving Marine Scientists Hope
The initiative is meant to safeguard the foundation of the state’s economy—and identity.
Environment
admin Should We Kill One Kind of Owl To Save Another?
Cue the green-on-green infighting and strange bedfellows.
Solar Panels on Storage Units: Illinois Is Going All In on This No-Brainer
“The beauty of commercial-industrial real estate is the speed and scalability.”
Scientists Have Created a New Category of Heat Waves: “Snow Eaters”
And this year, it’s brought about wildfire havoc in the American West.
Trump’s Mindless Rollback of Offshore Wind Has Screwed Over Thousands of Workers
“It is very frustrating, but it’s out of our control.”
Good Luck Trying to Kill This Jellyfish
Turritopsis dohrnii appears to have cracked the secret of immortality.
A Battle Over Rock Climbing Exposes a Bigger Crisis in America’s Wilderness
Climbers concerned about safety are pitted against wilderness advocates worried about overcrowding and unfettered bolting.
The Ticks Are Winning
It doesn’t have to be that way.
How Can US Factories Get Cleaner Heat? These Ideas May Help.
The industrial sector accounts for nearly one-third of the country’s carbon dioxide emissions from energy use.
France Had Never Seen a “Fire Cloud” Until This Month’s Record-Smashing Blazes
Extreme fire conditions on the ground have created a “natural force beyond our control.”