by WesAdmin | Apr 30, 2024
Weathering the Future About Weathering the Future explores how extreme weather in the U.S. continues to affect more people — with longer heat waves, more intense rainstorms, megafires, and droughts — and how Americans are fighting back using visionary ideas,...
by WesAdmin | Apr 17, 2024
Damage Control About When we tap into a river’s power by building a dam, we can gain benefits such as flood control, irrigation, and electricity. But these structures can also become burdens, threatening safety and harming our ecosystems. The largest dam removal...
by WesAdmin | Apr 16, 2024
Restoring the Basin About In the rugged hills of Northern California’s Klamath River Basin, historic efforts are underway to rescue an ecosystem in crisis. For millennia, the tribes indigenous in this region have lived in harmony with nature, subsisting on the...
by WesAdmin | Apr 15, 2024
Resilience on the River About The Klamath River is in trouble. Its once abundant salmon population has dropped to dangerously low levels, with some species on the brink of extinction. What caused the decline of the salmon, a fish that is vital to the people living...
by WesAdmin | Apr 14, 2024
The Citizen Scientist About Scientists, just like the rest of us, lead lives that are often filled with surprising twists and turns. Today, Steven Chu is world famous as a Nobel Prize-winning physicist. But as a teenager he felt so resentful of being pressured by his...
