Jun 04 Watch Venus Transit: Explaining a Rare Phenomenon Venus Transit: Explaining a Rare Phenomenon… Continue watching
Jun 04 Movement Retraining Reduces Knee Pain EmbedVideo(3552, 482, 304); Roughly 50 percent of people show signs of arthritis in the knee, and scientists at Stanford University believe better walking habits can go a long way to alleviate the pain. Mark Cutkosky, a Stanford… Continue reading
Jun 04 Watch “Movement Retraining” Can Reduce Knee Pain Science Nation video on how changing the way you move can reduce knee pain. Continue watching
Jun 04 Watch Louisiana Fishermen Pioneer Floating Architecture The fishing community on Raccourci Old River in Louisiana is in a flood-prone area. Continue watching
Jun 01 Watch In Louisiana, Rising Seas Threaten Native Americans’ Land Native Americans' tribal lands along the Louisiana coast are washing away as sea levels rise and marshes sink. Part of our Coping with Climate Change series, Hari Sreenivasan reports from Isle de Jean Charles, a community that is slowly disappearing… Continue watching
Jun 01 Viewing the Venus Transit: What’s the Safest Way to Stare at the Sun? By Lee Banville // As the sun sets on June 5 in North America, a last-in-a-lifetime astronomical event will be visible to those who wish to look. Just don't do it with your naked eye. A transit of Venus, wherein the planet Venus… Continue reading
Jun 01 Watch Viewing the Venus Transit: What’s the Safest Way? Viewing the Venus Transit: What's the Safest Way?… Continue watching
Jun 01 Watch Native Lands Wash Away as Sea Levels Rise For more go to http://www.pbs.org/newshour/topic/climate-change/… Continue watching
Jun 01 Native Lands Wash Away as Sea Levels Rise In collaboration with Louisiana Public Broadcasting, the PBS NewsHour examines the vanishing coastline of Louisiana and the effect it's having on the native tribes who live there. This report is part of our series Coping with Climate Change. Continue reading
Jun 01 Coping with Climate Change: Louisiana’s Vanishing Coast By Saskia de Melker There are few places in America that are as vulnerable to climate change as Isle de Jean Charles in coastal Louisiana, which has been home for generations of native tribes. The island is on the frontlines of erosion, saltwater intrusion… Continue reading