Earthquake And Remembrance: The Tsunami Of 2004
A new National Geographic documentary depicts the human struggle following the killer earthquake and tsunami of 2004.
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New Fleet Of Electric Buses For US National Park
Electric buses are rolling into Zion National Park, one of five incredible National Parks featured in the new National Graphic TV series.
New Life For Old Oil Industry Assets, Ocean Exploration Edition
The elaborately outfitted OceanXplorer research vessel is a former oil industry asset repurposed for science, education, and the environment.
Between Offshore Wind & Fish-Stealing Sharks, Big Changes Coming To Louisiana
Climate change, fish-stealing sharks, and a new offshore wind industry present challenges and opportunities for the US state of Louisiana.
SharkFest Is A Great Opportunity To Talk About Wave Energy, Too
With SharkFest 2024 comes a reminder that wave energy and other renewables will benefit shark habitats by pushing fossil energy out.
The Ocean Plastic Pollution Battle Has Just Begun
After decades of foot-dragging by petrochemical stakeholders, solutions to the ocean plastic pollution crisis are beginning to emerge.
Ask A Glaciologist: This Is What To Do About Climate Change
Glaciologist Dr. Heïdi Sevestre shares her insights on climate change following a dangerous expedition to the Arctic led by free soloist Alex Honnold.
Lidar, Lost Cities, & The Circular Economy Of The Future
Lidar has also become a powerful tool for reclaiming lost histories and building the sustainable, circular economy of the future, too.
Carbon Capture & Sequestration: The Elephants Do It, Why Can’t We?
Elephants in Africa are emerging as expert carbon capture and sequestration engineers, without pipelines or pricey infrastructure.
A Wind Power Assist For Spectacular Wildlife Filmmaking
Wind power gives an assist to low-impact wildlife filmmaking in “Animals Up Close.”
