jhaTravel 5 Dreamiest Caribbean Beach Towns with Affordable Real Estate, Ranked!Coastal Living - Susan Hall Mahon Make your vacation home—or full-on ex-pat—dreams come true in these spots where the water is clear, the air is warm, and beach houses won’t break the …
jhaTravel The Under-the-Radar Florida Beach Town You Need to Visit in 2020,Coastal Living - Marisa Spyker As far as swoon-worthy beaches are concerned, there’s no denying it: Florida is spoiled with options. Second only to Alaska in its length of total …
jhaAncient Egypt 27 natural wonders everyone should see in their lifetime - Business InsiderBusiness Insider - INSIDERWhile man-made sites like the ancient Egyptian pyramids, Great Wall of China, and Burj Khalifa undoubtedly fill us with awe, many of the most impressive sites on the planet were crafted by Mother Nature
jhaSailing World’s First Hybrid-Electric Cruise Ship Sails the Northwest PassageThe Manual - Mike Richard Traditional cruise ships are notoriously brutal on the environment. They’re big, heavy, and more fuel-hungry than a Saturn V rocket. Hybrid …
jhaCities How to Enjoy Your Campfires ResponsiblyThe Manual - Mike Richard The breadth and destruction of California’s recent wildfires have shown us just how devastating a single spark or lightning strike can be. Many more …
jhaClimate Why we're rethinking the images we use for our climate journalismThe Guardian - Fiona ShieldsAt the Guardian we want to ensure that the images we publish accurately and appropriately convey the climate crisis that we face. Following discussions among editors about how we could change the language
jhaClimate Why do people still think climate change is a hoax?Inverse - David Hall Why people still think climate change is a hoax: The psychological reason why Denial happens when climate science rubs us the wrong way. At its heart, …
jhaScience Humpback whales in are thriving after a close call with extinctionInverse - Nina Pullano After a close call with extinction, humpback whales are back, BABY! Don't call it a comeback. Once nearly extinct, humpback whale populations are …
jhaFrogs The living dead: Wood frogs across Alaska will soon be frozen solidadn.com - Ned Rozell Their bodies cooling with the October air, wood frogs are now snug in leafy blankets all over Alaska. Down there inside those thumb-size frogs, even …
jhaGeology Geology Makes You Time-Literate - Earth on Nautilusnautil.us - Marcia Bjornerud This type of time denial, rooted in a very human combination of vanity and existential dread, is perhaps the most common and forgivable form of what …
jhaClimate The Earth Is the Hottest It's Ever Been, According to the UNglobalcitizen.org - By Erica Sanchez and Jacky Habib Rising carbon emissions and human activity have contributed to warming global temperatures. Climate change is responsible for rising sea levels, more …
jhaAsia Australia reports eight sightings of long-extinct Tasmanian tigersSouth China Morning Post - USA TODAY Several people in Australia have reported seeing Tasmanian tigers, a large, carnivorous marsupial that went extinct about 80 years ago, according to …
jhaWorld News VIDEO: See A Controversial Swarm Of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes In A Lab In ItalyNPR - Rob SteinNPR was on the scene when the first genetically modified mosquitoes were released in a lab in Italy. An international team of scientists is conducting a controversial experiment in Italy. The experiment
jhaFishing How to Get Started With Fly Fishing | The Art of Manlinessartofmanliness.com - Jeremy Anderberg Fishing with a rod and line, and an artificial lightweight lure made to imitate fish prey — that is, fly fishing — was first recorded around the year …
jhaClimate Donald Trump Decided Climate Change Won't Be on the Agenda for the G7 at Trump DoralEsquire - By Charles P. PierceOne of the most overlooked parts of White House chief-of-staff Mick Mulvaney's career self-immolation on Thursday was this tidbit that he dropped in while discussing why Trump's Doral property in Florida
jhaNews Last Seen In 1986, Halley’s Comet Will Make Its Presence Known This Week With Shooting Star ShowForbes - Jamie CarterWill you be alive in 2061? If not, your only chance to see something of Halley's Comet comes in both early May and late October each year when Earth moves through streams of particles the great comet in
jhaScience Dormant for 500 Years, a Potentially Deadly Fault in California Has Started to MoveGizmodo - George Dvorsky This past summer, southern California experienced a significant earthquake swarm. Analysis of the event suggests earthquakes unravel in a more …
jhaTravel Here They Are: The 20 Best Places To Visit In 2020Forbes - Christopher ElliottIf you're looking for the best place to visit in 2020, there's a new guide that can help you pinpoint the perfect destination. Ovation Travel Group's agents have compiled an exclusive list of the top destinations
jhaScience Can Tiny Glass Beads Keep Arctic Ice From Melting? MaaaybeWIRED - Condé Nast Arctic sea ice acts as a massive parasol for the planet, its white surface reflecting the sun’s rays back into space and keeping the air and ocean …
jhaScience The Last Truly Wild Horses Are Alive and Well in ChernobylPopular Mechanics - By David GrossmanThe Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (CEZ) remains one of the world's most extraordinary locales for a number of reasons. Now, scientists want to add another. Some of the zone's abandoned structures have turned
jhaAlexander von Humboldt A Humboldtian view of mountainssciencemag.org In the early 19th century, when naturalists were busy cataloging Earth's inventory and separating the living world into labeled units, a 32-year-old …
jhaFood & Dining In Oregon Wine Country, One Farmer’s Battle to Save the SoilThe New York Times - Eric AsimovThis is the second of a four-part series on winemaking and climate change. HOPEWELL, Ore. — Mimi Casteel hates the word “weeds,” particularly when referring to unexpected plants growing in her vineyard
jhaScience Massive Citizen Science Effort Seeks to Survey the Entire Great Barrier Reefsmithsonianmag.com - Jessica Wynne Lockhart In August, marine biologists Johnny Gaskell and Peter Mumby and a team of researchers boarded a boat headed into unknown waters off the coasts of …
jhaVolcanoes Underwater Volcano Creates Bubbles More Than a Quarter-Mile Acrossrealclearscience.com - Yasemin Saplakoglu In the early 20th century, sailors near Alaska reported seeing black bubbles seeming to boil out from the sea, each one the size of the dome of the …
jhaScience Tasmanian tiger: thought to be extinct yet sighted two months agoboingboing.net - David Pescovitz In 1936, the Tasmanian tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus) was declared to be extinct. Yet in the last three years, there have been eight reported …
jha The 100 Reasons to Go Play Outside Right NowFatherly - Tyghe Trimble 'Go play outside' used to be a dismissal. Now, it's a rallying cry. “Go play outside” used to be a parental dictum intended to keep kids out of dad’s …
jha After being pushed close to extinction, this humpback whale population is making a comebackCNN - By Dominic Rech, CNN(CNN) — A key population of humpback whales is in recovery after it was pushed close to extinction by centuries of exploitation, according to a new study. Western South Atlantic humpbacks were reduced
jhaAustralia Australia spends billions planting trees – then wipes out carbon gains by bulldozing themThe Guardian - Adam MortonSince 2015 the Australian government has committed more than $1.5bn of taxpayer funds to climate change projects that plant or protect native habitat. Over a slightly longer period it has also spent nearly
jhaAlgae Proposed algae bloom law falls short of tougher septic, agriculture oversightbradenton.com - By Adriana Brasileiro Proposed algae bloom law falls short of tougher septic, agriculture oversight Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday proposed legislation to improve water …
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