Dead Zone in Gulf Is Smaller Than Forecast but More Concentrated in Parts
Researchers found that the actual volume of low-oxygen water may be higher, as the layer is deeper and thicker in some parts of the Gulf of Mexico than normal.
Uranium Contamination Haunts Navajo Country
Decades of uranium mining led to a government and tribal assessment of contaminated structures on a Navajo reservation.
Uranium Contamination Haunts Navajo Country
Decades of uranium mining led to a government and tribal assessment of contaminated structures on a Navajo reservation.
New Creatures in an Age of Extinctions
Newly discovered species continue to emerge as we bulldoze our way into the unknown.
New Creatures in an Age of Extinctions
Newly discovered species continue to emerge as we bulldoze our way into the unknown.
Good workout music?
Okay, so I registered for a sprint triathlon (400m swim, 11 mile bike, 3.1 mile run) in August. Maybe that will turn out to be a really stupid idea, but I’m going to see if I can at least finish. So I need some good workout music, because my current tunes are getting tired. What songs get you pumped up when you’re exercising? Here’s some tunes that work for me: – Blink 182 – music from the Mortal Kombat soundtrack (hey, don’t mock it until you try it!) – “Ready Steady Go” by The Meices – The Mountain Goats – Foo Fighters – The Killers – sometimes the Pixies or the Ramones How about you? What workout music goes into your playlist mix and gets you ready to exercise?
Is the Sun Missing Its Spots?
Sunspots, a bane of power grids, have been largely missing from the Sun, and no one knows why.
Is the Sun Missing Its Spots?
Sunspots, a bane of power grids, have been largely missing from the Sun, and no one knows why.
Meeting Shows U.S.-India Split on Emissions
India used a visit by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to dig in its heels against legally binding targets to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide.
Meeting Shows U.S.-India Split on Emissions
India used a visit by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to dig in its heels against legally binding targets to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide.
Observatory: Maritime Group Seeks Cleaner Fuel for Ships
The International Maritime Organization has adopted policies calling for reducing the sulfur content of marine fuels.
Observatory: Maritime Group Seeks Cleaner Fuel for Ships
The International Maritime Organization has adopted policies calling for reducing the sulfur content of marine fuels.
Peeling Back Pavement to Expose Watery Havens
The restoration of the Cheonggyecheon stream in Seoul is part of an expanding environmental effort to “daylight” rivers and streams.
National Briefing | West: California: Jail Sentence in a San Francisco Oil Spill
The helmsman of a cargo ship that set off an environmental disaster in San Francisco Bay has been sentenced to 10 months in prison.
National Briefing | South: Georgia: Judge Rules Against Atlanta in Water Dispute
A federal judge ruled against Georgia in the state’s water dispute with Alabama and Florida, deciding that Atlanta must stop withdrawing water from a massive federal reservoir within three years unless if can get approval from Congress.