The World from PRX

Ari Daniel

Dark rock above the Helheim glacier in southeastern Greenland marks its former level, before a sudden and dramatic retreat of hit many Greenland glaciers a decade ago. Scientists working on the Helheim and the fjord it drains into are looking for clues to
Environment
In Greenland, a climate change mystery with clues written in water and stone
Icebergs in Sermilik Fjord, SE Greenland, viewed from a helicopter.
Science
Here’s what climate change looks like from the edge of the Greenland icecap
Healthy corals use chemical signals, or smells, to attract fish. New research has found that corals also send out "distress" signals when they're in trouble.
Environment
Coral reefs can communicate with fish, and many of them are crying for help
Environment
In Palau, scientists hope they’ve found a coral reef to save all coral reefs
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Environment
Climate change brings a new wrinkle to life on Palau’s islands: Fear of the sea
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Environment
In Palau, a glancing blow from Typhoon Haiyan prompts a glance toward climate change
Small Matters
Local residents help replant mangrove trees on a degraded beach on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi. Tropical mangroves are vital for both fish habitat and protection from storms, but over the last few decades they've been disappearing around the world a
Environment
Restoring mangroves in Indonesia