by August Linton The edges of Humboldt Bay are on the verge of being overrun by the sea. It laps at the boundaries of Highway 101, surrounds the Arcata Marsh, and sneaks around the corners of low-lying industrial areas in
Cal Poly Humboldt has a new plan in the works to help combat climate change
What a new presidency plans to help the fight against climate change
Effective ways to speak with climate change deniers
HSU continues to take climate action and sustainability seriously
While the rest of the planet suffers, what will become of the Redwood Forests?
Campus discussion touches on importance of traditional knowledge
The Humboldt Office of Sustainability reports good news for HSU’s Climate Action Plan
Humboldt is experiencing the fastest rate of water elevation on the West Coast, but that is only one of the many problems facing the bay.
Some coastal redwoods are growing faster than expected and scientists aren’t completely certain why.
Climate change affects the lives of birds, butterflies and bees.
Humans can learn from dinosaurs’ experiences with climate change Humans can learn from dinosaurs’ experience with global warming. Elliot Dabill, president of the board of directors for Friends of the Arcata Marsh, gave a lecture on Friday Feb. 15 on
In only the second half of the second year of the Dunes Climate Ready Study, the project is already providing researchers with interesting data. This projected five-year study is expected to provide a better understanding of sediment movement along the
Picture Moonstone Beach. The sun is setting, creating a silhouette of Camel Rock against a watercolor sky of vibrant pinks and oranges. The ocean is at peace, beautifully calm and picturesque. Now imagine the beach in fifty years or so.
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Recycling is not as sustainable as you might think. It has become a wasteful movement that was beneficial during the early stages of the environmental movement. Now the cost outweighs the satisfaction we get out of recycling. “Recycling has been
By | Ciara Emery As hundreds of bills sit on Governor Jerry Brown’s Desk for signature at the end of this legislative session, a cap and trade extension prevails as a win…for some. A ten-year extension to California’s landmark carbon
By | Bryan Donoghue According to a review of court cases, government and legal documents, and an interview with a former federal prosecutor, Donald Trump and his company repeatedly turned to wealthy Russians from former Soviet republics. Trump, his company, and