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Did Plants Cause one of Earth’s Great Extinctions?

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Mar 5, 2018   Science/Education  

Did Plants Cause one of Earth’s Great Extinctions?

Several times in the distant past, our home planet has been cleansed of its residents, with the exception of a few plucky survivors. Perhaps the best known and most spectacular extinction was that of the dinosaurs, caused when a meteorite six miles in diameter crashed into Earth about 65 million years ago. There was another […]

Two Rural Kodiak Island Schools Face Closure Due to Low Enrollment

By Alaska Native News on Mar 5, 2018   Rural, Science/Education  

Two Rural Kodiak Island Schools Face Closure Due to Low Enrollment

Two rural schools on Kodiak Island are facing the ax and will be closed down if enrollment does not increase, one of them for the second time, the Kodiak Island Borough School Superintendent Larry LeDoux has revealed. According to the reports, if attendance falls below 10 students in any given year,  schools face closure at that […]

King Penguins May be on the Move Very Soon

By Emiliano Trucchi | University of Vienna on Feb 27, 2018   Featured, Science/Education  

King Penguins May be on the Move Very Soon

More than 70 percent of the global King penguin population, currently forming colonies in Crozet, Kerguelen and Marion sub-Antarctic islands, may be nothing more than a memory in a matter of decades, as global warming will soon force the birds to move south, or disappear. This is the conclusion of a study published in the […]

Spotlight on the North Pacific Right Whale

By NOAA Fisheries on Feb 26, 2018   At Sea, Featured, Science/Education  

Spotlight on the North Pacific Right Whale

The North Pacific right whale is split into two populations, the western and eastern. The Eastern North Pacific right whale is one of the most critically endangered large whales in the world. With only 30 individuals left, if this population goes extinct, it is highly likely that we would never see any more right whales in the […]

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