Humpback Whales Emerging Through The Bubble – Under the Waves with Karim Iliya, February 2022
I jumped off the boat and emerged through the bubbles to see three humpback whales moving at a high speed,[…]
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Category: Issue 81 – February 2022
Strong, Recyclable, & Degradable: New Sugar-Based Plastics Are a Sweet Deal
By Prachi Patel Researchers create plastics that are stiff or rubbery, and performed as well, or better, than commonly available plastics.[…]
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Cuba Shows How to Take Action on Climate Change
By Helen Yaffee Cuba, a small island besieged by the United States, is taking concrete measures to reorient its economy[…]
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History Forgot The Life-Saving Service That Birthed The U.S. Coast Guard: James Charlet is Changing That
By Erik J. Wallace James Charlet and his wife, Linda Molloy, stand in the center of the Sanderling Resort Lifesaving[…]
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Study Links Microplastic in Human Excrement with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
A potential link between microplastics and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) has been flagged up by a new scientific study, reports[…]
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Of Mousy & Elephantine Cycles, Managing The Climate Crisis After Glasgow COP26
By Dr. Rob Moir The word hypocrisy has been bandied about on the heels of the Glasgow Climate Pact, reached[…]
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Product launch: SINN Power’s Floating Solar PV Solution “Water Lily” for Calm Waters
Renewable hydropower energy solution for dam reservoirs and lakes SINN Power launched its new floating PV solution, the Water Lily. SINN[…]
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Groups File Legal Action to Protect Manatees from Water Pollution
Manatees Starved to Death Because Unchecked Water Pollution Killed Seagrass St. Petersburg, Fla.— Three conservation groups issued a formal[…]
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Automated Fish Counting System to Benefit Ecology, Fisheries Industry
Researchers from the Curtin Institute for Computation (CIC) will use the latest in data science to develop an automated fish[…]
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