Changes in drainage patterns or poor construction techniques can result in the unwelcome surprise of finding your car or home at the bottom of a newly formed sinkhole.
Tag: Science
Purple Haze
If we time-traveled back 1.8 billion years, the world would certainly not“seem the same”. The apex of life consisted of single-celled slime floating in ancient oceans.
Your Beachfront Dream Just Got More Expensive
FEMA has decided that homeowners should pay their way and the agency has incorporated climate change risk into flood insurance premiums next year.
Water From Cosmic Debris Supports Life
ater on Earth may have originated from early bombardment by water-laden asteroids and cosmic debris soon after the earth formed.
A Litmus Test for Your Environment
Like the canary in the coal mine, indicator species like frogs, will die off early, leaving the rest of us with a warning.
Greenland Rises as Ice Melts
Greenland rises, and continents move as humankind’s grand experiment continues changing the only planet we have.
Before the Explosion
The evidence is mounting and pointing to a past where the Cambrian explosion was not a big-bang event with animal life suddenly appearing from the void of non-existence.
Managing Ecosystems, Adapting to Climate Change
Aiding our existing ecosystems as they transform to a warmer world is the first priority for adaptation. Planting trees is trendy, but managing ecosystems is smart.
Let’s Not Focus on Planting Trees
We can’t plant our way out of climate change.
Climate Change Gets Personal
Climate change is getting personal, and calls for action are increasing, but in true form, many of us believe someone else will make the sacrifice to solve our climate dilemma. All politics is local, so make climate change adaptation a priority and vote for candidates who want to solve our problems, not hide from them.