The Norfolk area of Virginia has been in the spotlight for some time now. Our coastal areas have been making news because they are experiencing the fastest sea level rise on the East coast.
The Solar Impulse 2 plane successfully ended its around-the-world trip without using a drop of fossil fuel. While this journey is being celebrated, it’s also raising a lot of questions about the impact on how we visit relatives, make work trips, and plan our vacations.
While the whole world is fixated on the summer games in Rio, let’s use this as an opportunity to dig into some climate science.
In an ever-changing world of newer and newer technology, the past sometimes seems very irrelevant. However, sometimes things that took place in the past serve as an amazing resource to help tackle tomorrow’s concerns.
Broadcast technology has developed quite a bit and now includes live streams happening all the time from all around the world. Scientists have recently started another live broadcast that started with a simple question: how can we see the bottom of the ocean?