Sometime in the past 1.1 million years, the thickest part of the Greenland Ice Sheet melted completely, scientists said in a study released today that analyzed fossilized bits of moss, wood shards, insect and fungi fragments, as well as the seed of an Arctic poppy. The samples, gathered decades ago from beneath 2 miles of […]
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Hope Blooms: A Tale of Two Manzanitas • The Revelator
A single Franciscan manzanita plant nicknamed Francie, the last of its kind from the wild, charts an unlikely comeback in San Francisco.
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Bad data is souring the EV-charging experience. Here’s how to fix it.
It’s bad enough when a public EV-charging station is out of service. It’s worse when your app doesn’t know that and sends you there just as you’re in desperate need of a charge. This experience is all too common among the U.S. EV drivers who don’t have access to Tesla’s dependable network, per a new report on…
Slow Wheels of Policy Leave Low-Income Residents of Nashville Feeling Brunt of Warming Climate – Inside Climate News
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Michael Henry spent four years unhoused before securing an apartment at Andrew Jackson Courts, one of Nashville’s oldest public housing complexes. When he and his dog, Vincent, moved into the unit a year ago, he looked at the thermostat in hopes of turning on the air conditioning. Little did he know. “There’s no air […]