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Manhattan: The next Atlantis?

Random musings from a windy day

By | Posted April 25, 2012

Changing faster than the climate

Changing faster than the climate

These threatened species are unexpectedly surviving, even harnessing, global warming

By | Posted March 21, 2012

The Indiana Jones’ of 2011

The Indiana Jones’ of 2011

A selection of the craziest places that scientists are sciencing

By | Posted December 29, 2011

The future’s not straightforward. Neither is modeling it.

The future’s not straightforward. Neither is modeling it.

A look at global climate models with the atmospheric scientist Anthony Del Genio

By | Posted December 14, 2011

Amphibians on the brink

Amphibians on the brink

What you should know about a frog-killing fungus

By | Posted December 9, 2011

Life in Antarctica to life in space: A Q&A with a SETI researcher

Life in Antarctica to life in space: A Q&A with a SETI researcher

Dale Andersen, a researcher at the SETI Institute, discusses everything from microbes in Antarctica to intelligent extraterrestrials.

By | Posted November 30, 2011

Climate Mash 2011

Climate Mash 2011

Six years after Bobby Pickett wrote “Climate Mash,” the world’s environmental challenges are still frightening

By | Posted November 1, 2011

Lonely planets, disappearing frogs, and medicinal sperm

Lonely planets, disappearing frogs, and medicinal sperm

Our favorites from the week

By | Posted May 23, 2011

Frack rap, chrono-baseball, and (hold your breath!) penguins

Frack rap, chrono-baseball, and (hold your breath!) penguins

Our favorites from the week

By | Posted May 13, 2011

Turning down the sun

Turning down the sun

A new idea might reduce global temperatures with sky-high particles

By | Posted April 11, 2011

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