This Australian scientist is known as the “frog whisperer.” He spends his days wading through ponds and talking to his froggy friends. 🗣️ 🐸

But he says there’s more to their “ribbits” than you might think.

#savethefrogsday #repost

New York City once had a healthy, thriving harbor with a built-in defense against storms, all thanks to oysters. 🦪

But then… we ate them all. youtu.be/rBKij3DXovA

Deadly flooding in Dubai was made 10-40% more likely due to #climatechange , according to a new study.

#dubai #flood #uae #dubai rain

We can all agree that trees are pretty great. But research shows they’re not just “nice to have” in cities… they’re a MUST have.

@ArborDay Foundation's Dan Lambe explains why: youtu.be/urV1DdMJU98

#ArborDay #ArborDay 2024

Heatwaves are not only occurring more frequently, but lasting longer.

This #EarthWeek , NOAA, National Weather Service and CDC launched a tool to help communities most vulnerable to heat.

Dr. Aaron Bernstein explains how HeatRisk works. w/ Felicia Combs Jordan Steele

How did an entire medieval village just vanish? The coastal archaeologists of “Shoreline Detectives” are on a mission to find out.

Watch at 4pm & 9pm ET on Pattrn: youtube.com/watch?v=0VXVIQ…

Author Eve O. Schaub challenged her family of four to go a year without throwing anything away.

The toughest part? Avoiding hard-to-recycle plastic.

She shares her top five tips for reducing single-use plastics in your life: youtu.be/c3DwZPhrsHQ

The benefits of remote work have become a hotly debated topic. But what about the environmental impact?

This #EarthWeek , plastic is taking center stage. That's because a big part of tackling the climate crisis is also confronting the exponential increase in plastic production.

Katie Tutrone takes a look at where plastic actually comes from.

#planetvsplastic

The Everglades face threats including sea level rise, development, & pollution.

FL Gov. DeSantis pledged $850 million for restoration & protections for the iconic wetlands, bringing Florida's total commitment to Everglades restoration & water quality to $6.5 billion since 2019.

Neogtiations are underway this week in Canada to create a global treaty to stop plastic pollution. The legally binding agreement could be passed by year-end.

Wren Elhai from Department of State's Bureau of Oceans, Environment, and Science shares what to expect.