August 26, 2016 Baltimore streams tainted by amphetamines Are the nation’s streams tainted with hard drugs?
August 26, 2016 Black dress undergoes dramatic transformation after artist submerges it in the Dead Sea The Internet is no stranger to dresses that go viral – and the latest viral phenomenon documents the dramatic transformation of a black dress that was submerged in the Dead Sea.
July 28, 2016 Scientists confirm unnamed, rarely seen whale species roams Pacific Ocean Genetic tests confirm that a mysterious, unnamed species of beaked whale only rarely seen alive by Japanese fishermen roams the northern Pacific Ocean, according to research published this week.
May 2, 2016 California sinking faster than thought, aquifers could permanently shrink California is sinking even faster than scientists had thought, new NASA satellite imagery shows.
May 2, 2016 Alien of the deep has needle-sharp teeth and a shiny head lure Lurking in the dark depths of the sea, a new species that looks more like an alien than a fish has been discovered, a creature with needlelike teeth and a glowing fishing pole of sorts atop its head
May 2, 2016 Sea creatures make brighter clouds to cool the Earth Green globs of little critters in the ocean are responsible for half of the cloud droplets that cover the Southern Ocean during the summer, a new study finds.
May 2, 2016 Taxing organic products could solve California water problem, experts say Environmental experts Terry L. Anderson, and Henry I. Miller, both fellows at Stanford University are touting a solution to California's ongoing water problems. In their proposal “How Taxing Organic Products Could Solve California’s Water Shortage,” published last week on National Review Online, Anderson and Miller state the need for a revenue–neutral tax on all organic products (which would diminish their demand), while outlining how organic agriculture is less efficient and more wasteful than conventional and genetically engineered agriculture.
May 2, 2016 Bagging a comet? The craziest ways to give Earth its water supply Earth is bathed in water, but will there be enough for everyone in the future? The question doesn't have an easy answer
May 2, 2016 Oregon's mysterious 'disappearing lake' explained During the rainy fall and winter, most Oregonians probably don't give much thought to Lost Lake, a shallow lake surrounded by pine trees that sits near a highway
May 2, 2016 Charity to bring clean water to Nepal earthquake victims Just days after a magnitude-7.8 quake devastated much of Nepal, a Christian nonprofit group is gearing up to provide a simple, but lifesaving, commodity — clean water.
