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Month: December 2018
As Seas Warm, Galápagos Islands Face a Giant Evolutionary Test
Read the full story from the New York Times. Nicholas Casey, a New York Times correspondent based in Colombia, and Josh Haner, a Times photographer, traveled
Almost all power plants that retired in the past decade were powered by fossil fuels
Read the full story from the Energy Information Administration. Nearly all of the utility-scale power plants in the United States that were retired from 2008
Plant-level cooling water and air emissions data are now available on a new beta version of EIA’s Electricity Data Browser
Read the full story from the Energy Information Administration. EIA has enhanced the Electricity Data Browser (EDB) to simplify access to some of EIA’s most
Global Climate Change Explorer
Use the Global Climate Change Explorer to explore a small part of the scientific data from different realms being affected by climate change: the Atmosphere, Oceans and
The Inconvenient Youth Revisited: Teens, Parents, and Clean Air Conversations and Action
Roslynn G.H. Brain McCann, Edwin R. Stafford, and Paige Morgan (2018). “The Inconvenient Youth Revisited: Teens, Parents, and Clean Air Conversations and Action.” Sustainability: The
