How our perception of time shapes our approach to climate change
Time and our perception of climate change
Fin whale washes up on beach
The 30-foot whale was probably sick, a scientist says.
Let’s talk about emissions
We’ll never reduce emissions if we won’t even talk about it
Geo-engineering the planet
A balloon purchased on Amazon, a rogue experiment, and the ethics of dimming the sun
Washing away our history
Native American mounds and village sites are disappearing along with the coast
Finding our past will lead to our future
In the marsh’s muck at a river diversion, Louisiana’s past and future collide
What projects and where
See the projects in Louisiana’s coastal master plan
Billions saved in post-Hurricane damage
The plan must be updated every 6 years; this one includes several big new projects
Climate Change – less heat more impact
The most severe climate change scenarios now appear less likely, but extremes are nonetheless poised to overwhelm societies, scientists say
What is an atmospheric river
So far, the downpours are largely in line with past storms, an official said. But their quick pace is testing the limits of the state’s infrastructure.