Oh Dear: Photos Show What Humans Have Done To The Planet
Source: NPR
Photographers have captured the impact humans have made on nature in a series of deeply concerning pictures.
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Greta Thunberg and George Monbiot make short film on climate crisis – video
Source: The Guardian
Watch this quick public service announcement with world-renowned activist Greta Thunberg as it highlights aspects of her personal quest to inspire others to take action in preserving our climate.
A Decade Later, the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Has Left an Abyssal Wasteland
Source: Atlas Obscura
Discover the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill years later and what these adverse effects have wrought on the local marine life.
Bees ‘get’ addition and subtraction, new study suggests
Source: Science
New study reveals that bees can add and subtract—just don’t ask them to do your homework!
My invention that made peace with lions
Source: TED
Listen to Richard Turere—a young inventor who saved his Maasai community by effectively scaring away lions.
How rural areas like Florida’s Panhandle can become more hurricane-ready
Source: The Conversation
With hurricane season well under way, communities proactively plan in hopes of minimizing damage.
Loch Ness monster could be a giant eel, say scientists
Source: The Guardian
While scientists don’t believe there is a giant monster hiding out in Loch Ness, they are considering what creatures could live there based on DNA testing.
What Impact Do We Have On Our Environment? An Arlington Art Installation Makes Us Think About Our Presence
Source: WBUR
Artist Freedom Baird’s new outdoor exhibit in Arlington, Massachusetts, encourages viewers to consider the connection between humans, consumption, and nature.
The Kids (Who Use Tech) Seem to Be All Right
Source: Scientific American
The effect of technology use on teenagers’ moods and behaviors is a widely-debated issue. But what are the risks of screen time? This article points to a study that attempts to set the record straight.
Brazilian protesters rail against Bolsonaro as Amazon fires rage on
Source: The Guardian
Thousands of protestors in Brazil and across the globe are protesting the Brazilian president’s environmental policies, which they save have increased the number of fires in the Amazon rainforest.