The Future of Energy

We consume a truly vast amount of energy - with demand continuing to skyrocket at an alarming rate. We know that producing this energy has significant environmental impacts and emitting so much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere could cause catastrophic climate change.

Introduction to Methane Hydrates

Geochemist Miriam Kastner talks in 2008 at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography about methane hydrates.

How the U.S. and Russia teamed up on Climate Change

After the Cold War, climate change was the driving force behind unusual political cooperation between secret services in the United States and in Russia.

Permafrost may release largest Mercury source on Earth

32 million gallons worth of mercury

This Scientist wants to Electrify Everything

After he read about it, his curiosity grew and he started to pay more attention.

Scientist explains Climate Change

Jim White from the University of Colorado, on climate change, January 2018.

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