Students Press the Case for Oysters as New York’s Surge Protector
Students at a New York City school focused on New York Harbor make the case for oysters as a surge protector.
View ArticleTwo Video Views of Science as a ‘Girl Thing’
A smackdown between two video efforts to excite girls about science.
View ArticleOn Issues Like Climate Change, Can Urgency and Patience Coexist?
Some thoughts on smoothing the human journey amid polarized debate and spiking appetites.
View ArticleHave Math Skills; Seeking Planet-Saving Career
In the handoff of insights from one generation to the next, what's the best advice these days?
View ArticleSchools, and Syllabuses, Designed With the Environment in Mind
A look at schools where design and teaching focus on energy and the environment.
View ArticleA Child’s Video Tour of Her Family’s Garden
A child uses her mom's iPhone to create a guided tour of a garden in springtime.
View ArticleExploring Environmental Issues and Communication With Students in Japan
High school students in Japan discuss journalism and the environment with a blogger in New York.
View ArticleNobel Peace Prize Awarded to Defenders of Children’s Rights
Two campaigners for children's rights are awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
View ArticleMaking the Most of Puberty on the Scale of a Planet
Access to education and jobs can make the world's huge youth population an asset.
View ArticleEnvironmental Education and Restoration Merge in a New York Harbor Oyster...
A curriculum centered on restoring New York Harbor water quality through an oyster revival is poised to spread through dozens of middle schools serving minority and low-income communities.
View ArticleA Times Course for Young World Changers Asks, ‘Sustain What?’
High school students learn about climate science and sustainable development at The New York Times.
View ArticleObama Hails Young Inquiring Minds at His Final White House Science Fair
Young scientific minds were hailed at the White House by and administration that has never flagged in its push for better science education as a path to a culture of innovation.
View ArticleIn Hudson Valley Schools, a Program Spreads Learning Through Gardening
An enterprising young woman skips college to create a program nurturing a love of gardening and fresh food in Hudson Valley children.
View ArticleCelebrating African Biological Diversity, and Recalling Those Who’ve Fallen...
On World Biodiversity Day, a look at some of the myriad animal species that are increasingly hemmed in as Kenya's population and economy grow.
View ArticleFrom Brexit to Climate, Little Engagement From Young People
Britain's "Brexit" vote was likely tipped by disengagement among young voters for whom the consequences matter most. Climate disengagement exists, as well.
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