Read the full story at Great Lakes Echo. Some fish may find that short, warm winters are not fun in the sun, according to a
Month: September 2015
Illinois Reduces Food Waste With Homemade Tomato Sauce
Read the full story from ISEE. The perfect tomato is one of the joys of summer. It’s perfectly round, with smooth bright red skin, and
UCLA’s free Energy Atlas uncovers L.A. buildings’ role in greenhouse gas emissions
Read the full story from UCLA. UCLA researchers launched their new L.A. Energy Atlas today, a free searchable database that combines never-before-released data from energy utilities with
Four Ways Climate Change Affects Women More Than Men
Read the full story in Pacific Standard. Plus, five ways women have led, or might lead, climate-change adaptations that narrow the gender gap.
Lawmakers: You Don’t Have to Choose Between Cleaning the Air and Stabilizing the Climate
Read the full story in Pacific Standard. A new study by scientists based in Europe and China, in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, argues
AP Styles ‘Deniers’ into ‘Doubters,’ Creating Newsroom Skeptics
Read the full story from Inside Climate News. A week after the Associated Press changed its official style on how to describe people who do
