Collaborate Disseminate
Humans are not creatures well suited to cold environments. Without a large amount of effort to provide clothing, homes, and food to areas with substantial winters, very few of us …read more Continue reading Concrete Clears its Own Snow
Where today we talk broadly of climate change and it’s various effects, the conversation was once simpler. We called it “global warming” and fretted about cooking outside in the summer …read more Continue reading Sea Level Rise From Melting Ice Sheets Could Soon Be Locked In
The longevity of plastic is both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand, it’s extremely durable, inexpensive, and easy to work with, but it also doesn’t biodegrade and …read more Continue reading Discarded Plastic Laser-Cut And Reassembled
“Mountain people are really getting hit hard.” Continue reading ‘Climate Crisis’ Will Claim One-Third of Himalayan Glaciers by 2100
The first photograph was taken sometime in the early 1800s, and through almost two centuries of development we’ve advanced through black-and-white, the video camera, and even high-speed cameras that can take thousands of frames per second. [Mathieu Stern] took a step back from all of the technological progress of the past two hundred years, though, and found a lens for his camera hidden in the glacial ice of Iceland.
Ice in this part of the world has been purified over the course of 10,000 years, and [Mathieu] realized that with this purity the ice could be formed into a workable …read more
Continue reading 10,000-Year-Old Camera Lens Takes Striking Pictures
Canada holds 25 percent of all Arctic ice, only behind Greenland. Continue reading Canada’s Melting Glaciers Are Causing Sea Level Rise Around the World
Canada holds 25 percent of all Arctic ice, only behind Greenland. Continue reading Canada’s Melting Glaciers Are Causing Sea Level Rise Around the World