Patrick Kiger
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There's a Jet Stream Churning in the Earth's Core
Satellite observations of the Earth's magnetic field reveal a fast-moving stream of metal deep inside the planet. → Read More
Solar Is Becoming the Cheapest Way to Produce Power
Developing countries in particular are able to sell solar power for half the cost or generating electricity from coal. → Read More
Robot Farmers Could Be the Future of Food
Machines could make fields more productive and solve farm labor shortage. → Read More
Robot Farmers Could Be the Future of Food
Machines could make fields more productive and solve farm labor shortage. → Read More
Dallas Is Building a 10,000-Acre Urban Park
The green space would be 12 times the size of New York's Central Park and includes a thousand-acre hardwood forest. → Read More
Living Architecture Cools Cities and Spreads Seeds
Green building designs incorporate trees and plants into urban rooftops and even skyscraper walls. → Read More
This Giant Scar Shows How North America Almost Split
Snaking southward from Lake Superior is a rift created more than a billion years ago. → Read More
Could Radar Protect Against Avalanches?
A new system sees inside massive snow banks in the Alps, creating 3-D images of the movement of snow. → Read More
How Much Fuel Is Left in Earth's Tank?
The remaining energy needed to drive the planet's workings will be known by 2025, scientists say. → Read More
How Much Fuel Is Left in Earth's Tank?
The remaining energy needed to drive the planet's workings will be known by 2025, scientists say. → Read More
Russian River Turns Bloody Red
Industrial pollution is likely the cause of the water's crimson shade. → Read More
Rock Formations Vulnerable to Vandals and the Elements
If Nature doesn't erode them or cause them to collapse, thoughtless people seem eager to help. → Read More
Hurricanes Intensifying, But Some Won't Believe It
Your perception of the storms depends upon gender, political views and whether you've lived through one. → Read More
Even Small Oil Spills Endanger Seafood Supply
Exposure to tiny amounts of crude oil could devastate fisheries that are an important source of food for humans. → Read More
Earth's Largest Living Thing Is in Danger
This grove of trees in Utah is considered one of the oldest and largest living organisms on the planet. → Read More
Warming May Free Frozen Waste at Cold War Nuke Site
The refuse, long buried under Greenland's ice sheet, could become an environmental hazard. → Read More
Lightning Heats the Air to 53,000 Degrees F
A single bolt has as much energy as 20 cars and heats the air around it to unbelievable temperatures. → Read More
Will Brexit Hurt the Environment?
Some have feared the UK's eventual departure from EU will hinder fight against climate change. But a month later, environmental activists say impacts aren't yet clear → Read More
Supervolcanoes May Give Just a Year’s Warning
These volcanic events are large enough to devastate the entire planet. → Read More
Ocean Plastic Could Spread Flesh-Eating Bacteria
A pathogen that can infect humans is found living on microplastic particles. → Read More