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Freshwater bodies like this braided river in New Zealand are among those that researchers measured with water-level sensors and GPS during validation efforts for the international SWOT satellite, which launched in December. Credit: Alyssa LaFaro, UNC Research

Crews Head Down River, Out to Sea to Prep New SWOT Water Satellite

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Space, Technology
A new study has assessed whether long-term global changes in waves and storm surges have impacted global coastlines.

Long-term changes in waves and storm surges have not impacted global coastlines

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

In climate fight, Europe pushes for homes to ditch boilers

Categories Bloggers
Graph depicting canopy information obtained from GEDI.

NASA space laser provides answers to a rainforest canopy mystery

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
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In Florida, endangered coral finds a way to blossom

Categories Technology
Geological layers beneath the Chicago Loop

The ground is deforming, and buildings aren’t ready

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Physics & Mathematics

Rushing to save coral reefs from global warming

Categories Bloggers

In greening air travel, small parts can make a big difference

Categories Bloggers
A pretty bird

Sprung too Soon

Categories Bloggers
Photo of emissions from a factory. Pixaby

Easy win: Tackling Nitrous Oxide Emissions for a Sustainable Future

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment
A waterway made of stone

Diminishing Depths

Categories Bloggers
Megalodons, which went extinct 3.6 million years ago, are believed to have grown to lengths of 50 feet.

Megalodon, the Largest Marine Predator, Had Warm-Blooded Qualities that Contributed to its Extinction

Categories Life & Non-humans
Monarch butterfly. Pixabay

Monarch Butterflies’ White Spots Aid Long-Distance Migration Success

Categories Life & Non-humans
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