Environment

December 5, 2024

Best of 2024: Top 7 Nature-Inspired Art Projects That Championed Environmentalism

As climate change continues to impact our planet, raising awareness has become more crucial than ever. Artists worldwide are stepping up, using their creativity to make a difference and champion environmentalism in innovative and inspiring ways. Through installations, sculptures, and other imaginative works, they celebrate natureโ€™s beauty while reminding us why itโ€™s so essential to protect it. Their art sparks conversations, inspires action, and brings the urgency of environmental protection directly into our lives.

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November 7, 2024

Delayed Snowfall on Mt. Fujiโ€™s Peak Breaks 130-Year Record of Snow Absence

Japanโ€™s Mount Fuji has long been a source of artistic, cultural, and national pride, boasting graceful symmetry and a signature snow-capped peak. This year, however, Mt. Fujiโ€™s peak remained bare into early November, marking the latest time that snow has ever fallen on the 12,400-foot mountain. Though bare during the summer months, Mt. Fuji typically sees sprinkles of snowfall in early October.

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October 13, 2024

NASA Satellite Documents Parts of the Sahara Desert Turning Green Amid an Influx of Heavy Rainfall

The Sahara desert is known for being one of the driest areas in the planet. However, an unusual weather phenomenon has caused plant life to pop up in the otherwise barren landscape. The NASA Earth Observatory has shared some revealing images of vegetation growing in arid regions of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya following an influx of heavy rainfall.

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September 26, 2024

Thousands Flock to Dr. Jane Goodallโ€™s Lectures Around the U.S. To Hear Her Words of Wisdom About Conservation

Rockstars aren't the only ones that draw thousands of people to large venues just to hear their voices. At age 90, famed conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall has just gone on a U.S. tour, speaking in front of large crowds about her lifelong mission to protect vulnerable species and ecosystems, as well as her hopes for the future.

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