New Satellite Helps Scientists Track El Niño
Source: ABC News
Droughts can be disastrous, but scientists have new technology to help them predict wet weather patterns and their effects around the world.
Droughts can be disastrous, but scientists have new technology to help them predict wet weather patterns and their effects around the world.
Writer Lola Akinmade Åkerström argues that Americans should officially build outdoor sports and recreation into their schedules.
Researchers at MIT are looking at how data collected from individuals and groups can be used for functions such as predicting sociopolitical change or measuring the effectiveness of policies in the developing world.
The National Park Service celebrates its centennial in 2016. An award-winning documentary filmmaker explains why our national parks matter more now than ever.
In April, physicist Stephen Hawking and a Russian billionaire announced plans for mankind’s furthest-ever exploration.
After spring showers, flash flooding is a major concern and can happen very quickly. Even a few inches of rain can cause a disaster.
As any cat owner will attest, cats are self-reliant. They do not depend on people for their safety or security.
The ocean covers 71 percent of the Earth’s surface. What lies beneath this vast space? How important is the ocean to human life, and how might our day-to-day life be impacting the condition of the ocean?
In the 1990s NASA sent Galileo to Jupiter and as a result believe strongly that there is an ocean beneath the frozen crust of Jupiter’s moon Europa. Another mission is planned for the 2020s to discover more about Europa’s potential to host life.
This radio piece reports on the National Parks Service’s effort to reach out to minority communities.