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Climate Change
Indoor carbon dioxide can make us dumber, and that will get worse with climate change
Indoor carbon dioxide can make us dumber, and that will get worse with climate change
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
Invasive earthworms are burrowing into boreal forests worldwide
Invasive earthworms are burrowing into boreal forests worldwide
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Early climate change models held up better than you think
Early climate change models held up better than you think
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Another year, another carbon emissions record
Another year, another carbon emissions record
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Scared about ‘forever chemicals’ after watching Dark Waters? Here’s what you need to know.
Scared about ‘forever chemicals’ after watching Dark Waters? Here’s what you need to know.
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
When should we issue earthquake warnings? It’s complicated.
When should we issue earthquake warnings? It’s complicated.
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Natural gas extraction is booming—and so are harmful methane leaks
Natural gas extraction is booming—and so are harmful methane leaks
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Hurricanes really are becoming more destructive
Hurricanes really are becoming more destructive
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Nature saves us trillions of dollars in healthcare
Nature saves us trillions of dollars in healthcare
By
Ula Chrobak
Agriculture
Is organic food bad for the environment?
Is organic food bad for the environment?
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
The California wildfire culprit no one’s talking about: invasive grasses
The California wildfire culprit no one’s talking about: invasive grasses
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Switching to renewable energy is actually cost-effective
Switching to renewable energy is actually cost-effective
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
These states want you to eat more roadkill
These states want you to eat more roadkill
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
Finally, some good news about humpback whales
Finally, some good news about humpback whales
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Northern California’s coasts are turning into underwater deserts
Northern California’s coasts are turning into underwater deserts
By
Ula Chrobak
Energy
How microgrids could protect California from blackouts during fire season
How microgrids could protect California from blackouts during fire season
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Global warming is forcing species to reorganize their ecosystems
Global warming is forcing species to reorganize their ecosystems
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Four ways to make beef more sustainable
Four ways to make beef more sustainable
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Record cold temperatures don’t mean the planet isn’t warming
Record cold temperatures don’t mean the planet isn’t warming
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
These interactive maps show exactly how nature helps us
These interactive maps show exactly how nature helps us
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
A carbon-neutral burger? It’s not impossible.
A carbon-neutral burger? It’s not impossible.
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
New global climate report shows we need to help our oceans help us
New global climate report shows we need to help our oceans help us
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
We’ve lost almost 3 billion birds in the U.S. and Canada since 1970
We’ve lost almost 3 billion birds in the U.S. and Canada since 1970
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Trump is taking away California’s right to set its own air pollution targets
Trump is taking away California’s right to set its own air pollution targets
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
The EPA’s roll back of the Clean Water Act could impact drinking water for millions of Americans
The EPA’s roll back of the Clean Water Act could impact drinking water for millions of Americans
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Can we still prevent an apocalypse? What Jonathan Franzen gets wrong about climate change
Can we still prevent an apocalypse? What Jonathan Franzen gets wrong about climate change
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Three key takeaways from the climate crisis town hall
Three key takeaways from the climate crisis town hall
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Everything you should know about methane as regulations loosen
Everything you should know about methane as regulations loosen
By
Ula Chrobak
Agriculture
Humans started transforming Earth a lot earlier than we thought
Humans started transforming Earth a lot earlier than we thought
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
An army of hungry little sea urchins could save Hawaiian reefs
An army of hungry little sea urchins could save Hawaiian reefs
By
Ula Chrobak
Agriculture
A great climate comes from happy soil. Could happy soil come from California?
A great climate comes from happy soil. Could happy soil come from California?
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
These toilets use worms to compost your poop, and they are our future
These toilets use worms to compost your poop, and they are our future
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
Trump is attacking the Endangered Species Act when we need it most
Trump is attacking the Endangered Species Act when we need it most
By
Ula Chrobak
Agriculture
We can’t stop climate change unless we drastically change how we use our land
We can’t stop climate change unless we drastically change how we use our land
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Your favorite pristine beach is founded on mass invertebrate death
Your favorite pristine beach is founded on mass invertebrate death
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Your state probably isn’t prepared for droughts or floods
Your state probably isn’t prepared for droughts or floods
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Arctic lead pollution can tell us a lot about medieval economies
Arctic lead pollution can tell us a lot about medieval economies
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
The shakiest earthquake myths debunked
The shakiest earthquake myths debunked
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
We can plant trees to save the planet. But it’s harder than it sounds.
We can plant trees to save the planet. But it’s harder than it sounds.
By
Ula Chrobak
Conservation
This killer belt of seaweed stretches all the way across the Atlantic
This killer belt of seaweed stretches all the way across the Atlantic
By
Ula Chrobak
Agriculture
Feral pigs are ruining ecosystems across 35 states and hunting is making it worse
Feral pigs are ruining ecosystems across 35 states and hunting is making it worse
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
This probiotic is going to bat against a horrifying fungal plague
This probiotic is going to bat against a horrifying fungal plague
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
New York is passing its own Green New Deal
New York is passing its own Green New Deal
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
What kind of reusable bag is best for the planet?
What kind of reusable bag is best for the planet?
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Plastic bags are still bad for the environment, despite misleading reports
Plastic bags are still bad for the environment, despite misleading reports
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
State parks could be 10 times more expensive to operate by 2050
State parks could be 10 times more expensive to operate by 2050
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Ghost forests are sprouting up along the Atlantic Coast
Ghost forests are sprouting up along the Atlantic Coast
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Eco-friendly packaging could be poisoning our compost
Eco-friendly packaging could be poisoning our compost
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
The secret to saving salmon is lodged in their ears
The secret to saving salmon is lodged in their ears
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Scientists want to limit climate change by releasing more CO2
Scientists want to limit climate change by releasing more CO2
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Plastic chemicals could harm the ocean bacteria that produce 10 percent of our oxygen
Plastic chemicals could harm the ocean bacteria that produce 10 percent of our oxygen
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Most large rivers don’t flow freely anymore
Most large rivers don’t flow freely anymore
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
What kids learn in school can sway their parents’ beliefs
What kids learn in school can sway their parents’ beliefs
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
What to expect from the 2019 hurricane season
What to expect from the 2019 hurricane season
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Are biodegradable bags better than plastic? It’s complicated.
Are biodegradable bags better than plastic? It’s complicated.
By
Ula Chrobak
Energy
Carbon capture could keep global warming in check—here’s how it works
Carbon capture could keep global warming in check—here’s how it works
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Researchers sequenced giant redwood genomes to kickstart a 23andMe for trees
Researchers sequenced giant redwood genomes to kickstart a 23andMe for trees
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Filtering diesel exhaust could make it worse
Filtering diesel exhaust could make it worse
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
Why these towns are trying to save an ‘agricultural pest’
Why these towns are trying to save an ‘agricultural pest’
By
Ula Chrobak
Electric Vehicles
Flying cars will only be eco-friendly if we use them right
Flying cars will only be eco-friendly if we use them right
By
Ula Chrobak
Environment
Melting roads are just one downside of record-breaking Alaskan heat
Melting roads are just one downside of record-breaking Alaskan heat
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
Earth’s most invasive species is a frog-killing fungus
Earth’s most invasive species is a frog-killing fungus
By
Ula Chrobak
Climate Change
Disastrous spring floods loom for half of the United States
Disastrous spring floods loom for half of the United States
By
Ula Chrobak
Animals
Southern California’s mountain lions might soon go extinct
Southern California’s mountain lions might soon go extinct
By
Ula Chrobak
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