How to protect people displaced by the climate crisis
Climate refugees are predominantly from formerly colonized countries that aren’t responsible, in large part, for the factors that exacerbate climate change.
Space weather messes up night-time bird migration
Severe space weather events, especially in overcast conditions in autumn, hinder birds’ ability to migrate at night, a new study shows.
Space weather messes up night-time bird migration
Severe space weather events, especially in overcast conditions in autumn, hinder birds’ ability to migrate at night, a new study shows.
How birds track their weather ‘niche’
Some migratory birds seek the same weather conditions all year long to avoid the changing seasons. New research digs into how.
Why Australia has lots of kangaroos, but no tigers
Why did more animal species from Asia make the leap to Australia than vice versa? A new study may have some answers.
Monarchs with more white spots are better at long trips
More and larger spots may help monarch butterflies survive their long migration. The spots may change airflow patterns around their wings.
To save the black tern, go beyond breeding territory
“We need a collaborative approach to saving this species and that means connecting with partners abroad and at home.”
Some Alaskans live in the same area as 3,000-year-old ancestor
The remains of an ancient human female suggests some modern Alaska Natives still live where their ancestors did 3,000 years ago.
Some Alaskans live in the same area as 3,000-year-old ancestor
The remains of an ancient human female suggests some modern Alaska Natives still live where their ancestors did 3,000 years ago.
How the Constitution shapes immigration today
“This question of what I call ‘immigration federalism,’ with power divided between the center and the localities, is still playing out today.”