Posts in: Environment

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The Snacks You Used to Step On

The Snacks You Used to Step On

Four hours with New York’s favorite forager

By Molika Ashford | Posted February 13, 2008

Snacks Slideshow

On tour with the “Wildman”

By Molika Ashford | Posted

Supermales to the Rescue

Supermales to the Rescue

Tricking males into mating with other males may fight invasive fish.

By Rachel Mahan | Posted January 11, 2008

Forecasting Phenom

Forecasting Phenom

A 27-year-old spearheads the nation’s premier hurricane forecast.

By Andrew Grant | Posted January 9, 2008

Long-term Forecasting

Long-term Forecasting

Scientists use environmental and historical data to predict hurricanes months in advance.

By Andrew Grant | Posted

Waterless Rice?

Waterless Rice?

Researchers develop drought resistant rice, but not everyone is convinced it can fight hunger.

By Monica Heger | Posted December 28, 2007

Genetic Flower Power

Genetic Flower Power

Studying wild mustard weed may uncover the way the environment and genetics interact during a crucial moment in the life of a plant.

By Meredith Knight | Posted November 2, 2007

Summer Sun, Bleaching’s Begun

Summer Sun, Bleaching’s Begun

Scientists worry that warming waters could endanger the Great Barrier Reef.

By Ben Leach | Posted October 31, 2007

Drilling for Energy, But Not Oil

Drilling for Energy, But Not Oil

Geothermal wells increase in popularity as a fossil fuel alternative.

By Emily V. Driscoll | Posted October 19, 2007

Storm Signs from New York’s Past

Storm Signs from New York’s Past

The Big Apple is due for a hurricane and more vulnerable than ever.

By Jeremy Hsu | Posted October 6, 2007

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