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Im hill harper. Thanks for watching. Welcome to the whole story. Im Anderson Cooper, australias Great Barrier reef is the Worlds Largest Marine Habitat and one of the natural wonders the world. But its now in its seventh Mass Bleaching during events in 1998, which means the warming waters around australia are killing the coral, turning this vibrant ecosystem into an underwater graveyard this is just one of several Climate Crisis thats plagued australian recent years. Theyve been devastating wild...

Jessica gene. Have a great night and a great week. Well see you back here next weekend welcome. To the whole story. I, managers and cooper, australias Great Barrier reef is the Worlds Largest Marine Habitat and one of the natural wonders the world but its now in its Seventh Mass Bleaching events in 1998, which means the warming waters around australia are killing the coral, turning this vibrant ecosystem into an underwater graveyard this is just one of several Climate Crisis thats plagued austra...

Thank you for joining us. The island nation of vanuatu is assessing damage after one of the most powerful storms on record smashed through. Almost all buildings in the capital were destroyed. The biggest requirement now is humanitarian aid. Vanuatus president says everything is country needs to be rebuilt. Correspondent a village decimated by cyclone pam. Many residents want of the capital return home to inspect the damage. This is all that is left of her house. Likes all of my items. Everything...

The University of Oklahoma Natural Products Discovery Group has taken an unconventional approach to finding new compounds with therapeutic relevance by launching a crowdsourcing initiative with citizen scientists from around the country.

Chiles Hospitality recently partnered with Gulf Shellfish Institute to bring vertical oyster gardens to Mar Vista and send some home with diners.

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Thousands of white polystyrene (also known as Styrofoam) balls, each the size of a fish egg, was the last thing Alison Toy and her husband expected to see blanketing the beach at Moon Dune on Tahoe’s north shore during an evening walk.

Bird experts in Australia are flocking to a Queensland resort to catch a glimpse of a rare visitor: a Nicobar pigeon, the closest living relative of the extinct dodo.

Researchers are joining forces with citizen science volunteers to see how the pika population is faring in Glacier National Park.

A waxing gibbous peeked above the treeline as nightfall darkened Glacier National Park on Saturday, July 29. Along Quarter Circle Bridge Road, mercury vapor lights stood like green torches as visitors from across the country, and nocturnal insects attracted to the glow, gathered around.