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  • Added Oct 10, 2008
  • Activity Rank #3 : Popularity Rank #10
  • 2 posts in 24 hours : 24 posts in 4 weeks
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Dot Chat: From Energy Campaigner to Solar Finance Entrepreneur : An online conversation with a young energy activist turned solar entrepreneur....
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May 22
Seeking Clarity on Terrible Tornadoes in a Changing Climate : A deeper look at tornadoes in a changing climate....
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May 21
Kids (and Teachers) in Peril, From Oklahoma to Oregon : Why do communities fail to secure the buildings that house their children against momentous hazards?...
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May 21
A Survival Plan for America’s Tornado Danger Zone : There are affordable ways to live more safely in tornado zones....
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May 20
A Plan to Bring Sun-Powered Irrigation to Poor Farmers : Designers focused on improving lives for poor farmers have a solar-powered pumping plan....
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May 20
Who’s Escaping Climate Change ‘Mire and Muck’? : A radio show tries to find a route around conventional thinking on global warming....
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May 17
A Populated Park and Conservation in the Anthropocene : A populated park as a model for Earth in the Anthropocene....
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May 17
The Other Climate Science Gap : A flurry of discussion about public misperception of climate scientists' views misses another science perception gap....
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May 13
My Lucky Stroke : A lucky stroke reveals big gaps in how our health care system diagnoses and treats the country's biggest source of disability....
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May 13
More on a Sensitive Climate Question : A fresh look at studies finding a less potent warming from the continuing buildup of greenhouse gases....
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May 10
Bend, Stretch, Reach, Teach, Reveal, Reflect, Rejoice, Repeat : A short guide to limiting big regrets on the human journey....
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May 9
Fresh Analysis of the Pace of Warming and Sea-Level Rise : New looks at the pace of global warming and sea-level rise....
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May 8
Can Technology and Tourism Sustain Mexico’s Sea Turtles? : In a new documentary, students explore efforts to conserve endangered sea turtles in a region focused on fishing....
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May 7
Exploring Environmental Issues and Communication With Students in Japan : High school students in Japan discuss journalism and the environment with a blogger in New York....
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May 3
On ‘Unburnable Carbon’ and the Specter of a ‘Carbon Bubble’ : Can climate forecasts and campaigners convince the world's nations that some carbon is unburnable?...
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May 3
DNA from Tiger Scat Aids Conservation Efforts in Nepal : Tiger scat offers DNA traces that can help conserve Nepal's struggling tiger population....
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May 2
Milestone Nears on Curve Charting the Human Imprint on the Atmosphere : A famous curve of carbon dioxide levels is close to passing a milestone....
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May 1
A Google Duo and a Media Maven Explore a Hyper-Connected Planet : A brisk chat between Googlers and a media maven about the emerging Knowosphere....
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May 1
Observed Earth: A New View of the Sky : A new view of the sky above, created by an artist for whom photographs are just the starting point....
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May 1
Extreme Weather in a Warming World, and the American Mind : A new survey shows how extreme weather influences public attitudes on global warming....
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Apr 30
Energy Agreement Hidden by Climate Disputes : Self-described conservatives eschew efficient light bulbs when they come with green messages....
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Apr 29
Obama Hails 150th Year of Academy of Sciences : President Obama cheers on the National Academy of Sciences in its 150th year....
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Apr 27
An Earth Scientist Explores the Biggest Climate Threat: Fear : A veteran earth scientist pushes back against dystopian depictions of global warming and the human response....
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Apr 26
A Cool But Splendid Spring in the Northeast : A short walk on a beautiful spring day....
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