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  • Who is at the Highest Risk of Extinction? Herbivores.

    by Rachel Collins October 28, 2020
    October 28, 2020

    While most of us know that the list of endangered animals is growing (a staggering 14% increase from 2007 to 2019), many of the photographs or animals that we see, from tigers to snow leopards, are carnivores. However, a recent…Read More

  • California, Oregon, and Washington Fires: Where Climate Change is all too Real

    by Sue Taggart September 14, 2020
    September 14, 2020

    A decade ago, climate change was a somewhat abstract notion, but today it’s a reality for much of the West. For the past three weeks, California, Oregon, and Washington fires have burned insanely hot, destroyed millions of acres of land,…Read More

  • Robots in the Ocean

    by Catie Brown September 9, 2020
    September 9, 2020

    Robots in the ocean. Are we really surprised? I mean, some of the things that robots can do nowadays are incredible. And as the relationship between artificial intelligence, machine learning, and climate change technologies is explored, robots’ roles in traveling…Read More

  • What Exactly is Earth Overshoot Day?

    by Catie Brown August 25, 2020
    August 25, 2020

    The Global Footprint Network determines an important date each year, but what exactly is Earth Overshoot Day? Based on 15,000 data points collected annually from each country by the United Nations, “Earth Overshoot Day marks the date when humanity’s demand…Read More

  • ICARUS, the Partnership with the International Space Station and Wildlife Tracking

    by Rachel Collins July 28, 2020
    July 28, 2020

    Photo Credit: The cosmonauts Oleg Artemyev and Sergey Prokopyev installing an antenna on the International Space Station in 2018 to track animal movements on Earth. Credit…A. Gerst/ESA/NASA (New York Times). The International Space Station has for the past 20 years…Read More

  • National Geographic’s Trip to Find the Southernmost Tree

    by Catie Brown July 20, 2020
    July 20, 2020

    Last year, history was being made while answering questions we didn’t think to ask. We’re used to Google having all the answers, but it’s easier to forget just how difficult some of these questions are. For instance, this question took…Read More

  • Operation IceBridge: The Mission that Mapped Polar Ice and More

    by Catie Brown July 15, 2020
    July 15, 2020

    Header Image: UAF/Martin Truffer via NASA; Alaska’s Mountain Glaciers in April 2019 A joint space-Earth mission to x-ray the planet’s poles over a decade. A team of scientists and pilots from multiple countries living in the extreme cold of the…Read More

  • Plastic Free July Starts Today!

    by Catie Brown July 1, 2020
    July 1, 2020

    Happy July 1st, my friends! Yes, it’s already July if you can believe it. With the seventh month of the year comes picnics, water lilies, Independence Day in the US, and some of the warmest temperatures of the year. But…Read More

  • World Bee Day

    by Sara White May 20, 2020
    May 20, 2020

    Image Source: Our State Today is dedicated to raising awareness for one of the world’s most important pollinators, bees! In 2017, The UN declared May 20th as World Bee Day with the hope to bring more acknowledgment, awareness, and education…Read More

  • AI and Climate Change

    by Rachel Collins May 8, 2020
    May 8, 2020

    AI, or artificial intelligence, has been one of the buzziest words in tech for the last few years. While many Sci-Fi movies of old pictured AI as actual humanoid robots (or as little Haley Joel Osment’s), the actual function of…Read More

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