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Understanding Melting Arctic Sea Ice
Reading the seascape - Should we not tackle stormwater management and rehydration of the land as ferociously as we decarbonize the atmosphere? Might the…
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Narwhal Pursuit of Halibut to the Bottom of Baffin Bay
Part 5. The Narwhals' Tale of Rising Seawater and Sinking Ocean
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Here's to a greener New Year in better concert with nature
Yes, we can restore the climate and our quality of life by planting more plants in our neighborhoods. We are part of natural systems, stewards of the…
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Stronger Atlantic Ocean Currents With More Open Arctic Ocean
Part 4. The Narwhals' Tale of Rising Seawater and Sinking Ocean. Out on the bounding main, ocean currents are driven by wind, tides, water density…
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Plimsol Lines and Finding the Thermocline
Part 3. The Narwhals' Tale of Rising Seawater and Sinking Ocean
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Clam Chowdah Narratives
Clam Chowdah Narratives
We have upset nature's balance and disrupted natural water, carbon, and nutrient cycles, changing the climate. These are tales of restoring nature by looking closely, talking with people, and drawing on local knowledge and science.
Planting Miyawaki Forests to Restore Water Cycles to Save Right Whales
Rehydrate the Earth while decarbonizing the atmosphere
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Pint Glass With Ice Debunks Reports of Atlantic Ocean Current Collapse
Part 2. The Narwhals' Tale of Rising Seawater and Sinking Ocean
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The Narwhals’ Tale of Rising Seawater and Sinking Ocean
Part 1, Warming Ocean and Climate Change There has been much discussion on how Climate Change impacts the ocean. Researchers in Baffin Bay found proof…
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Hope for Right Whales
“Hope is a survival trait, and without it, we perish.” The good news is that the right whale population for 2023 rose to 372. In 2022, there were 367…
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Pint Glass With Ice Debunks Reports of Atlantic Ocean Current Collapse
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Here's to a greener New Year in better concert with nature
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Salmon return to the Klamath
In case you missed it, here's a feel-good, high-impact story you won't want to miss. Last year, a monumental decision was made to remove dams along the…
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Alice, this land is your land
Protest music, such as Woody Guthrie’s “This Land is Your Land,” is powerful during hard times. The Thursday before Thanksgiving, Alice Brock died…
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Three Scientists Walked Into the Arctic
There's more than meets the research eye.
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What lives for only 12 minutes but sticks around for 1,000 years?
Nothing lasts forever – except probably plastic bags.
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Grizzly bears return to the Cascade Mountains
Good news for bears in the Pacific Northwest!
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Touch the Earth Lightly
Use the Earth Gently
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