|
Blog
David Suzuki
| Why are creatures like electric rays, which prefer warmer southern California or Baja waters, turning up with greater frequency further north? |
|
Podcast
Redeye Collective
| Cyclone Pam devastated the South Pacific island of Vanuatu in mid-March. Michael Dorsey of Islands First says catastrophic weather events are the new normal for countries like these. |
|
Podcast
Erica Butler
| With sea level rise and increased frequency and severity of storms, our coasts face serious issues with erosion. The first episode of The Coastal Citizen looks at the ever-changing shoreline. |
|
Podcast
Redeye Collective
| As the climate warms and storms increase in intensity, the world's coastlines are becoming increasingly vulnerable. Mangrove forests once ringed the oceans and protected inland areas from flooding. |
|
Blog
Sarah Laskow
| The negative impacts of climate change are coming on more quickly than anyone expected. According to a new NASA study, ocean waters are creeping steadily upwards, at rates faster than predicted. |
