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New NASA Earth Science Mission Could Change the Way We See Our Planet

Scientific American

NASA’s PACE mission aims to increase our understanding of Earth’s carbon cycle, pollution particles and ocean plankton

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Why moon missions in 2024 could reveal both our history and our future

New Scientist

Several moon missions are planned for 2024, including some that will attempt to mine for ice on the moon and test out new lunar rovers – and they can teach us about Earth’s history

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Introducing Our New Editor In Chief: David Worford, Bringing Expertise and Passion to E+E Leader

Environment + Energy Leader

David's return to E+E Leader as our Editor In Chief is an exciting development for us, as his experience and passion for the environment and energy sectors align perfectly with our mission.

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The USDA’s Climate Hubs Could Help Farmers Adapt to Extreme Weather

Union of Concerned Scientists

The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) and our partner organizations have long advocated for a transformational food and farm bill —one that will not continue business as usual but help build a food system that is healthier, more sustainable, and more equitable. There’s no time to waste.

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Yes, It’s That Time of Year Again

Legal Planet

Much of our work involves the state of California. Our research programs at Berkeley and UCLA are dedicated to those missions. And speaking of the future, our work on climate change and other environmental issues will benefit not only this generation but our children, grandchildren, and beyond.

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How Many Satellites Are in Space? The Spike in Numbers Continues

Union of Concerned Scientists

Indeed, our colleague Jonathan McDowell tracks these projects, and his database shows 17 potential mega-networks that could—at least theoretically—deploy over 400,000 satellites! As always, thanks to Teri Grimwood for tracking the 28 pieces of data for each of the 6,800 satellites in our database.

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New Scientist is 65 years old and our mission remains the same as ever

New Scientist

The desire to make exciting scientific news easy to understand spurred the foundation of New Scientist. That motivation is as strong today as it ever was

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