British Muslims send message to ISIS and the world—and it’s spot on
Often scorned and associated with terrorists, innocent Muslims around the world have suffered ridicule, discrimination, abuse, torture, and murder.
Bronx River’s Cleanup Brings Herring Home
Called an "open sewer" in the recent past, the Bronx River is now clean enough for a type of herring to once again be introduced and to make runs to the ocean.
Can Oroville Dam’s badly damaged spillway hold up through the rainy season?
With weeks to go in California’s rainy season, and billions of gallons of water waiting to rush into Lake Oroville when the Sierra snowpack melts this spring, the question on the minds of many Sacramento Valley residents is this: Just how long can the dam’s badly damaged spillway hold up?
Can Redflow’s Home Flow Battery Really Beat Lithium-Ion?
The battery is unique—but can it live up to its promise?
Can Snow Machines Save Swiss Glaciers?
As many as 4,000 could be deployed to insulate ice on Morteratsch
Can This Petition Convince Walmart to Stop Trashing Imperfect Produce?
The ‘Ugly Fruit and Veg’ campaign is putting pressure on the retailer to sell misshapen items at a discount.
Can This Trash Can Turn Food Waste Into Garden Treasure?
The Zera Food Recycler may not transform scraps into ready-to-use soil, but it could still help take a bite out of landfill-bound waste
Can We Talk | Cecile Andrews | TEDxSantaCruz
Community activist Cecile Andrews argues that in an increasingly polarized nation, civil discourse is a voluntarily simple and collaborative way to strengthe…
Can’t Let the Taps Run Dry: Managing Water in an Unpredictable Climate – YES! Magazine
Water is an inherently local issue, and the poorest communities are often the most vulnerable.
Captive: The Movement to Free Marine Mammals
The Movement to Free Marine Mammals
