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Traditional fish farms pack in too many animals, resulting in disease and toxicity. One Hawaiian company has innovated floating 22-foot spherical cages that circulate in the open ocean with low environmental impact.
Plastic bottles waste energy and don’t breakdown in landfills. But they can provide a matrix for papyrus plants, which in turn filter water of endangered African lakes, keeping them clean and clear of sludge.
Snails hold clues to land temperatures 34 million years ago.
This week, experts declared the Colorado to be America's Most Endangered River.
Traditional solar cells can produce only one electron per photon.
Cutting carbon dioxide isn't the only way to stop climate change.
Arctic Ocean could be ice-free in summer before 2050.
Watch where you swim — more than half of U.S. waterways are now polluted.
Spring is getting warmer, and that's not a good thing.
Partisan gap in climate change concern narrows slightly.
As you file your taxes, what is climate change really costing you?
Endangered species may complicate the expansion of wineries into new areas.
Snow, ice and frigid temperatures accompany April storm.
CO2 emissions fell last year, but how much further do they need to go?
Fasten your seatbelts -- turbulence could get worse.
But they're still not as worried about climate change as they have been in earlier years.
As climate warms, superstorms may become common.
Species that washed ashore with a small Japanese skiff.
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