VIDEO: Understanding coral bleaching and how to stop it
Global warming leads to severe weather conditions and warmer ocean temperatures. This hurts coral reefs, which one billion people depend on for food or income.
Voices of the Square: Green School Bali — ‘the world isn’t learning enough’ about climate change
As a group, we were inspired by this moving story and decided to put our own spin on it: We wanted to connect with other people about climate change.
We did this by constructing a dome-shaped booth structure out of bamboo and lined the inside with cloth to make it a private space.
Waste not, want more — Adidas, startups target plastic in bid to save the oceans
If there’s one thing humans are good at making, it’s garbage, particularly ocean-harming plastic. But several startups that exhibited their products at the recent ChangeNOW summit at Station F in Paris are intent on getting rid of plastic waste and even turning it into something useful.
Seeing into the future: PANDA’s augmented reality headset focuses on the visually impaired
Technology is advancing quickly before our eyes — including new products for those who are visually impaired. For the makers of the PANDA virtual reality headset, vision is not only the pitch — it's the product.
Still rolling out the prototype: Station F hosts ChangeNOW summit
Station F, the world's biggest startup campus, opened its doors to the public Friday and Saturday for a summit of innovators hoping to solve the world's problems, from dirty oceans and urban farming to boring high schools.
VIDEO: Irma incoming — why recent hurricanes are so severe
In this video, I'll talk you through the basics of fronts and low-pressure systems, which are a staple of understanding meteorology. You'll see how global warming has impacted the Earth over the past couple of hundred years, and understand more about factors behind stronger storms, including rising sea levels and warmer water.
VIDEO: The 1,000 li journey to college in America
It was the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu who said that "a journey of a thousand li begins with a single step."
Top earthquake tip for high school students in Korea — stop studying, take cover
"All of us were surprised because this was the first big earthquake we experienced, but we were told to stay in the classroom and evacuated much later," she said. "Though we have earthquake safety exercises a few times every semester, our buildings are not earthquake proof and our dormitories rarely have teachers around.”
More than geeks — latest climate march on Washington turns out ‘people power’
Pregnant moms, nuns, and even children carried homemade signs reading “Renewable energy? I’m a huge fan” and “Planet first, America second.”
45for45: Set politics aside — an interrelated world must act on climate change
Watch student Mia LeBerre's video with a message on how to change the way we see climate change — not through the lens of national politics, but with a global understanding that "everything is interrelated."