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Lindsey Hoshaw

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San Francisco, CA, United States

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • NPR
  • KQED Public Media

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Affordable Virtual Reality Opens New Worlds For People With Disabilities

For $10 anyone can buy a cardboard headset, download a free iPhone app, slide in a phone and explore virtual worlds from a wheelchair, bed or couch. → Read More

Can Song-Loving Robots Help Save Whales From Ships?

Saving whales from deadly encounters with ships has — so far — proven to be a problem scientists aren't sure how to handle. But one entrepreneur is trying to → Read More

Trashy Bay: Has Oakland Really Cleaned Up Its Act?

The city says it's finally met a summer deadline to reduce the amount of trash flowing into the Bay. → Read More

Wildfires: You’ve Got Questions, We’ve Got Answers

What does containment mean? How are wildfires named? What happens after your house burns? → Read More

California Just Became First State to Ban ‘Puppy Mill’ Sales

California is the first state banning the sale of animals from "puppy mills" and "kitten farms" which are often unsafe and inhumane, according to animal rights activists. → Read More

You Asked, We Answer: What Does It Mean When a Fire Is Contained?

Containment is the first step in putting out a fire, but the percent of containment can change if a fire continues to spread. → Read More

You Asked, We Answer: What Does It Mean When a Fire Is Contained?

Containment is the first step in putting out a fire, but the percent of containment can change if a fire continues to spread. → Read More

Before and After: Satellite Photos Show California Fire Damage

Satellite imagery over the Northern California wildfire areas shows complete destruction in some neighborhoods where no homes are left. → Read More

Northern California Fires Are Among the State’s Most Destructive

The Tubbs Fire and others raging in Northern California are still not contained, as firefighters battle winds and weather. → Read More

Hunting for Plastic in California’s Protected Ocean Waters

Microscopic pieces of plastic are polluting the Bay and researchers want to know how much is there and whether it's polluting marine sanctuaries. → Read More

Why Do Fish Eat Our Trash? Because It Smells Yummy

About 100 fish species eat plastic. Determining why could help reveal the impact it has on people who eat seafood. → Read More

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Affordable Virtual Reality Opens New Worlds For People With Disabilities

For $10 anyone can buy a cardboard headset, download a free iPhone app, slide in a phone and explore virtual worlds from a wheelchair, bed or couch. → Read More

Here’s What California’s Wildflower ‘Super Bloom’ Looks Like From Space

Satellite imagery reveals dense and colorful wildflower fields in Southern California after epic winter rains. → Read More

See How One Year’s Snowpack Buried the California Drought

Satellite views reveal a banner year for snow in the Sierra, but probably not a record year. Here's why. → Read More

Drones on Monterey Beaches Frighten Seals During Mating Season

Drone hobbyists flying unmanned-aircraft over California beaches are spooking seals during prime mating and pupping season. → Read More

With Dam Gone, California River Comes Back to Life

After nearly 100 years, the Carmel River runs unobstructed again and set a record for high flow levels in January. → Read More

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Silicon Valley's Bloody Plant Burger Smells, Tastes And Sizzles Like Meat

Impossible Foods took a high-tech approach to creating a meat-free burger that replicates the real thing. It's all designed to tempt carnivores to eat less meat. And it's set to hit restaurants soon. → Read More

Big Brother or Better Care? Sensors Track ER Patients and Docs

As hospitals turn to technology to provide better care, some like Mayo Clinic are using RFID tags to track patients and staff. → Read More

In Search of the Unknown, This Robot to Explore Pitch-Black Ocean Deep

On Wednesday the Schmidt Ocean Institute unveiled its first custom-built underwater vehicle. → Read More

Earth Day 2016: Five Ways to Get Outside This Weekend

Here's our list of things to do and see in the Bay Area to celebrate Earth Day. → Read More