Environment
- Environment
Whale watch
Unraveling the secret lives of whales may help keep them from dying out.
By Emily Sohn - Environment
Shrinking fish
Because of fishing, fish are becoming smaller and growing more slowly.
By Emily Sohn - Environment
Spotty survival
The northern spotted owl faces unpredictable threats and an uncertain future.
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The birds are falling
The disappearance of many birds could harm ecosystems that depend on them.
By Emily Sohn - Tech
Cold house, hot house, green house
Saving energy at home requires paying attention to the building's windows, walls, and roof.
By Emily Sohn - Environment
Fishing for fun takes toll
Sportfishing can account for a surprisingly large part of the catch of certain types of saltwater fish.
By Emily Sohn - Environment
A newspaper’s hidden cost
Getting a newspaper electronically would be much better for the planet than receiving the paper version.
By Emily Sohn - Environment
Alien invasions
Around the world, plants, animals, fungi, and other life forms are ending up in places where they don't belong.
By Emily Sohn - Environment
Little bits of trouble
Extremely tiny particles known as buckyballs can harm living cells.
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An ocean view’s downside
Population growth in coastal areas could threaten shoreline ecosystems.
By Emily Sohn - Environment
Improving the Camel
Scientists are breeding camels that are stronger, faster, and able to go longer on less water.
By Emily Sohn