Climate Change Is Inevitable — It’s Time to Adapt
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Scientists assert that climate change is inevitable. The good news, however, is that humans can adapt to it. Read this article to learn one writer’s opinion about how we can do that.
Scientists assert that climate change is inevitable. The good news, however, is that humans can adapt to it. Read this article to learn one writer’s opinion about how we can do that.
Astronomers like to think our solar system has remained more or less the same for billions of years. However, in studying the spectacles of Saturn’s rings and Jupiter’s moons, some researchers are challenging that notion.
Bees play a critical role in the natural world, but they are mysteriously disappearing from their hives. Learn more about Colony Collapse Disorder and about what scientists are trying to do about it.
What would it be like to travel to another solar system? Former astronaut Mae Jemison, along with an organization called Icarus Interstellar, recently won a large government grant to create a business plan for interstellar travel. How soon might we be traveling to the sun’s nearest neighbor? Read this article to find out.
Adventurers have been exploring unknown parts of the world for centuries, but there is still one challenge unmet: crossing Antarctica in the winter. Sir Ranulph Fiennes has put together a team (and some fancy technology) to do just that. Read about this journey that many think is impossible, and browse the site to learn more about the expedition.
In today’s world, who would have thought that farming could unite those living in bustling urban areas? Find out how some city dwellers are coming together to feed themselves with locally grown fruits and vegetables.
If horror movies are so scary, why do people like them? Discover why people enjoy being scared out of their wits.
Did you know there are more than 2,000 natural arches in Arches National Park? Or that there are more geysers and hot springs at Yellowstone National Park than anywhere else on Earth? Explore this National Geographic site to find out what makes these places so special.
Worldwide, the trade of illegal wildlife is estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars. The animals can be sold as pets, food, or decorations. At the World Wildlife Federation’s website, you can read about the causes of these crimes and their impact.
Do you think you are ready for a disaster? Do you know what to do to keep your home and family safe? Visit this interactive site to help you learn how to prepare a disaster kit, make an emergency plan, and be informed about the kind of disasters that could happen in your region.