Source: Hakai Magazine

Articles from this source (7)

The Toxic Threat in Thawing Permafrost | Hakai Magazine

  2023-03-19 (or before) by in Hakai Magazine

Scientists are tracking neurotoxic methylmercury production in North America’s largest peatland.

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Are Coastal Nuclear Power Plants Ready for Sea Level Rise? | Hakai Magazine

  2023-01-04 (or before) by in Hakai Magazine

As shorelines creep inland and storms worsen, nuclear reactors around the world face new challenges.

  Tagged under: Nuclear Power | Sea Level

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In Graphic Detail: The Polar Silk Route | Hakai Magazine

  2022-12-25 (or before) by in Hakai Magazine

China’s ambitious Belt and Road Initiative aims to link much of the world through road, rail, and maritime networks, including ice-free routes through the Arctic.

  Tagged under: China | Arctic | Trains

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Oregon’s Intertidal Ecosystem Is Approaching a Tipping Point | Hakai Magazine

  2022-05-29 (or before) by in Hakai Magazine

Ecologists are already finding the warning signs—hopefully it’s not too late.

  Tagged under: Oregon | Tipping Points

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Thriving Together: Salmon, Berries, and People | Hakai Magazine

  2021-07-19 (or before) by in Hakai Magazine

The salmonberry plant has nourished and healed Indigenous communities of the Pacific Northwest coast for countless generations, but its significance goes far beyond its value as food.

  Tagged under: Salmon

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The Ocean Carbon Sink Has Set the Next Political Hurdle | Hakai Magazine

  2020-11-10 (or before) by in Hakai Magazine

New research reveals that once anthropogenic carbon emissions drop, so too will the ocean’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide. That could make it seem like emission reduction efforts aren’t working.

  Tagged under: Oceans

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The Amazon Reef Is Alive, Growing, and Under Threat—Again | Hakai Magazine

  2019-12-06 (or before) by in Hakai Magazine

A few years ago, scientists weren’t even sure the reef existed.

  Tagged under: Amazon Rainforest

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