Claudia Geib
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Boston, MA, United States
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Oceans on Nautilus: Lessons for the Return of Great White Sharks
On an October day in 1849, a young writer packed up his notebooks, piled into a horse-drawn carriage, and left western Massachusetts for the outer edge of a sweep of... → Read More
How California’s Incredible New Solar Panel Law Is Historic for Green Energy
A new set of energy standards, recently passed by California state, require solar panels on any new buildings. But this solar mandate has been divisive. → Read More
Green Energy is Good For The Planet, But Bad For Its Most Vulnerable Populations
New research investigates how researchers can identify the communities that will feel the greatest impacts of the end of fossil fuels. → Read More
Green Energy: Good For The Planet, Bad For Fossil Fuel Workers
Policies that help fossil fuel workers could actually help ease the transition to clean energy. → Read More
The Biggest Health Risk for Lunar and Martian Explorers: Tiny Dust
A recent experiment found that lunar dust altered DNA and killed human and mouse cells. The Moon and Mars are both coated in extraterrestrial dust. → Read More
Environmental Problems Go Hand In Hand With Social Injustice. North Carolina Wants to End That.
North Carolina's new advisory board will address environmental injustice, in which environmental issues unevenly effect the poor and minorities. → Read More
Environmental Problems Go Hand In Hand With Social Injustice. North Carolina Wants to End That.
A new advisory board will address the uncomfortable fact that environmental problems disproportionately impact the poor and minorities. → Read More
As "Smart Cities" Come Into Focus, California Laws Seek To Limit Surveillance Technology
The city of Oakland is the latest California municipality to enact a law that requires a civilian committee approve any new surveillance technology. → Read More
A New Mars Lander Is Headed for the Red Planet Tomorrow
The InSight Mars lander will launch from California tomorrow morning. When it reaches Mars, it will probe the planet's geology and composition. → Read More
Hawaii’s Sunscreen Ban Will Attempt to Protect Struggling Coral Reefs
The Hawaii legislature has passed a sunscreen ban that would ban the sale of creams containing two chemicals that research suggests harm coral reefs. → Read More
We Now Have A Working Nuclear Reactor for Other Planets — But No Plan For Its Waste
NASA's Kilopower nuclear reactor just aced a series of tests showing it can be safely used on space missions. Yet its unclear what will happen to its waste. → Read More
The FCC May Penalize Companies That Launch Tiny Rogue Satellites, After All
The FCC has completed an inquiry on, and is prepared to enforce punishment, for Swarm Technologies, which launched four rogue satellites in January. → Read More
Some Genetic Tests Apparently Can’t Tell If You’re Dog Or Human
One DNA testing company wasn't able to tell that a sample sent to them by NBC reporters was from a dog, showing the fallibility of at-home genetic tests. → Read More
States Sue to Stop Trump’s EPA From Stripping Vehicle Emissions Rules
Led by California, 18 states are suing the EPA to prevent the rollback of Obama-era rules requiring more efficient cars and fewer auto emissions. → Read More
States Sue to Stop Trump’s EPA From Stripping Vehicle Emissions Rules
The states are gearing up to fight the White House on environmental policy. → Read More
NASA Just Canceled Its Only Moon Rover Project. That's Bad News for Trump's Lunar Plans.
NASA abruptly cancelled the Resource Prospector moon rover project, which would have identified water and other helpful supplies on the Moon's pole. → Read More
Antarctic Research Project Will Determine If a Huge Glacier Will Soon Break Off
If it did, global sea levels would rise 2 to 10 feet. → Read More
Blue Origin Is Testing Reusable Rockets. Here's Why You Rarely See Them.
Blue Origin launched its eighth test of the New Shepard rocket on April 29. It was only the second-ever test made public in real time. → Read More
Australia Has Big Plans to Save the Great Barrier Reef. But It Can’t Do It Alone.
Australia's efforts to improve water quality and reduce predators of the Great Barrier Reef won't mean much if climate change continues unchecked. → Read More
Even Clinical Trials Can Be Fake Now — Here's How to Spot One
Start by not getting injections done in a hotel room. → Read More