Between wildfires and recent floods, Greece’s Evia Island has suffered a devastating 2021.
In August, the island was ravaged by wildfires that, according to a New York Times article "devastated...
According to research by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, “Human activity increases the wobbling of the Earth’s axis as the planet is spinning.” The main way humans affect the wobble of the Earth...
Ian Penny, World & Nation Editor
• September 2, 2016
For much of July, the thermometer at Piedmont Triad International Airport ebbed between 70 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Citizens of Greensboro experienced a slightly warmer than average month.
The world...
It is time to start stockpiling your Kit Kats and Hershey’s Kisses. The world is beginning to run low on chocolate.
Due to factors including climate change, disease, aging farmers and aging cocoa...
“It’s killing the bees, and if the bees die, we die,” said junior Hannah Schewel when asked to speak about climate change. Time recently reported that the mortality rate in honeybees has risen from...
Q: From reading your biography on the internet, I notice you have a Ph.D. in Political Science as well as B.S. in Physics from MIT. How do such divergent academic interests inform your work today?
A:...
The Arctic ice has officially stopped melting for the summer, but that does not mean we can rest easy. Researchers predict that the ice will be completely melted by year 2020, reports The New York Times,...
