More from Marlene Cimons (Page 3)

Preventing deforestation might be expensive, but it will cost us more if we don’t

Preventing deforestation might be expensive, but it will cost us more if we don’t

By Marlene Cimons

Turkey poop could help save us from ourselves

Turkey poop could help save us from ourselves

By Marlene Cimons

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Here’s even more evidence that you need to spend time enjoying nature

By Marlene Cimons

Eleanor the sea turtle swam through a tropical storm and survived

Eleanor the sea turtle swam through a tropical storm and survived

By Marlene Cimons

Limpets are common herbivores on rocky shores. Here, one searches for food at low tide.

Very hungry snails are guarding coastal ecosystems against climate change

By Marlene Cimons

children carrying water

Water shortages amplify the potential for violence

By Marlene Cimons

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Evaporating lakes could help power the country, day and night

By Marlene Cimons

How Lakes Can Generate Electricity

How Lakes Can Generate Electricity

By Marlene Cimons

To save the planet, scientists figured out how to fix cow farts

To save the planet, scientists figured out how to fix cow farts

By Marlene Cimons

The bees behind your morning coffee might be in big trouble

The bees behind your morning coffee might be in big trouble

By Marlene Cimons

12,000 tons of food waste transformed a barren landscape into something surprising

12,000 tons of food waste transformed a barren landscape into something surprising

By Marlene Cimons

Fish might be shrinking

Fish might be shrinking

By Marlene Cimons

Trees help keep you cozy, even when you’re indoors

Trees help keep you cozy, even when you’re indoors

By Marlene Cimons

The truth about cat and dog food

By Marlene Cimons

Climate change is making our favorite carbs less nutritious

Climate change is making our favorite carbs less nutritious

By Marlene Cimons

This engineer has a wild plan to save coral reefs from climate change

This engineer has a wild plan to save coral reefs from climate change

By Marlene Cimons

Discarded oyster shells can help us grow food, make cement, and fight climate change

Discarded oyster shells can help us grow food, make cement, and fight climate change

By Marlene Cimons

An iceberg the size of Delaware just broke off of Antarctica

An iceberg the size of Delaware just broke off of Antarctica

By Marlene Cimons

Entrepreneurs are turning trash into food, drink, and clean energy

By Marlene Cimons

What moral code should your self-driving car follow?

What moral code should your self-driving car follow?

By Marlene Cimons

Researches installed artificial coralline algae to test their ability to attract marine micro-fauna.

Artificial algae could help save our oceans

By Marlene Cimons

Some clouds are full of little lollipop-shaped ice crystals

By Marlene Cimons

How a 93-year-old war vet (and his sneakers) are helping NASA track pollution

How a 93-year-old war vet (and his sneakers) are helping NASA track pollution

By Marlene Cimons

Coral reefs show signs of climate stress, but there’s still hope

Coral reefs show signs of climate stress, but there’s still hope

By Marlene Cimons

A common sunscreen could help make better solar panels

By Marlene Cimons

Replacing beef with beans could save the planet, because people farts are better than cow farts

Replacing beef with beans could save the planet, because people farts are better than cow farts

By Marlene Cimons

Climate change might literally keep us up at night

By Marlene Cimons

Neighborhoods subjected to deadly air quality can finally fight back

Neighborhoods subjected to deadly air quality can finally fight back

By Marlene Cimons

Genetically modified algae could soon show up in food, fuel, and pharmaceuticals

Genetically modified algae could soon show up in food, fuel, and pharmaceuticals

By Marlene Cimons

Why big animals can’t take a little rain

Why big animals can’t take a little rain

By Marlene Cimons

Hotter weather could make predators even more vicious

Hotter weather could make predators even more vicious

By Marlene Cimons

Climate change may be upping your risk of diabetes

Climate change may be upping your risk of diabetes

By Marlene Cimons

Climate may have shaped the evolution of the human nose

Climate may have shaped the evolution of the human nose

By Marlene Cimons

Haze over eastern China

Changing weather patterns are trapping pollution over Chinese cities

By Marlene Cimons

Researchers are using tomato peels and eggshells to make tires

Researchers are using tomato peels and eggshells to make tires

By Marlene Cimons

A Tesla charging station

Electric Vehicles

The worst thing about electric cars might not be an issue for much longer

By Marlene Cimons

Climate change might mean nicer weather in some places—but don’t get too excited

Climate change might mean nicer weather in some places—but don’t get too excited

By Marlene Cimons

Want people to notice your climate research? Learn how to write.

By Marlene Cimons

How to use big data to avoid building highways to hell

By Marlene Cimons

The planet is heating up faster than species can migrate

The planet is heating up faster than species can migrate

By Marlene Cimons

Hurricane Katrina linked to a rise in heart attacks years later

Hurricane Katrina linked to a rise in heart attacks years later

By Marlene Cimons

There’s No Business Like Snow Business

There’s No Business Like Snow Business

By Marlene Cimons

What If the Neighbors Are Watching?

What If the Neighbors Are Watching?

By Marlene Cimons

Using Virtual Reality to Avoid Catastrophe

Using Virtual Reality to Avoid Catastrophe

By Marlene Cimons

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