The oil that continues to spill into the Gulf of Mexico is unlikely to wash up on Georgia’s shores, researchers at Skidaway Institute of Oceanography say. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials warned earlier this week oil from the BP spill...
NASA has put together a website full of amazingly fun “learn about climate change” oriented games, where kids can play OFFSET: A Global Carbon Cycle Game, PowerUp: Light up a whole city with renewable energy, or Missions to Planet Earth: Beat the computer...
The environmental protection agency got Kids Friendly, and ended up with a pretty cool resource for kids to learn about global warming. The website provides a place for students to calculate their emissions, think like a scientist, and be a part of the solution. It...
We all know and love Bill Nye, our straight talking and humorous science-go-to guy. Always informational and entertaining, take a look at this 4 minute video about Climate Change 101 from the man himself! The fun way to get educated… Watch it Here
New York Times readers are asking the questions, and Justin Gills is posting the answers. Since we hear the term carbon so often during discussion of climate change, it’s important to know; is it really all about carbon? NYT Q&A here
1) universal symbols and colors for recycling metals, glass, paper, and all compostable materials. This is not unprecedented we have global symbols for toilets for men and women. And handicapped access. And stop signs. The UN could do this. Removing all...
Knowing what bin to throw your waste in can be a little confusing, even difficult, for ‘young environmentalists’ who are first learning the ins and outs of the sorting business. Luckily, parents have Peppa pig to help their kid better understand how and...