Science Sentinel 5 ... Away! The new spectroscopic instrument Sentinel-5A launched on August 12, 2025. It's ready to help us understand what's going on in our atmosphere.
Science Science Is Not Enough The gap between peer-reviewed certainty and public indifference creates problems.
water More Fish in the Sea Marine preservation areas work well when properly managed. That's great ... because we need them.
Climate Change Misinformation, Disinformation, Malinformation, and Distrust of Climate Science Misinformation, disinformation and malinformation are forms of rampant pollution of the information ecosystem. This pollution is toxic, promoting distrust in science, and holding back efforts to combat climate change.
Greenhouse Gases Sand Batteries A company in Finland has brought on line a high-temperature heat storage installation, using crushed local soapstone, to store off-peak and renewable energy for use during peak demand periods
How-to Resilience Borne of Disaster After experiencing disasters, many places around the world are rebuilding to be more resilient in future. We can learn from the experience of others how to assess our local hazards and risks and upgrade our infrastructure, so as to lessen the damage from future events.
Climate Change Coffee - Climate Change Gets Personal Coffee – many of us can’t live without our daily fix, but what is the environmental footprint of our daily cup(s), and what impact does a warming planet have on the future of coffee production?
Climate Change Flyby You take a good, hard look at Sagan's "pale blue dot." You learn surprising things.
Climate Change Flooding With climate-adaptive approaches to flood management and wetland conservation, every dollar spent yields many dollars back in flood damage reduction.
Climate Change Gassy knolls: Automation finds the 10 worst methane hotspots A methane-hotspot tool uses satellite data to find problem regions. We need this tool — and others like it — to stop climate change.
Climate Change Intense debate Intensity measurements have a particular use, but we shouldn't rely on them as barometers of progress.
Hope EU greenhouse gas emissions continue to drop The EU met its 2020 emissions goals at least 10 years early, and had remarkable success in its 2023 reductions.