Browse a list of resources, programs, and events about climate change developed and presented by the Museum.
CO2 emissions have risen to over 35 billion tons per
Test your knowledge about virtual water, the water you didn’t know you were using.
Producing chicken meat requires less water per pound
To survive in the icy Pacific, a sea otter has about a million hairs in every square inch of its fur. Now, that’s dense! Take a close look at ocean adaptations while boosting your OLogy card collec…
animal has dense fur, with up to a million hairs per
Sometimes it can be hard to find a drink of water. Many animals and plants use special tricks to get what they need.
Dry Lands Getting Groundwater More Crop Per
Imagine a rainstorm that lasts for months each year, dumping so much water into a river that one of its tributaries starts flowing backward.
Dry Lands Getting Groundwater More Crop Per
This spring the Planck spacecraft, currently orbiting over 1.5 million km (900,000 miles) from Earth, provided the most precise images yet of our early universe.
C.Emmart While in orbit Planck makes one revolution per
Find out how the brain works, how it changes through life, and what scientists are discovering about the brain today.
History, New York, in collaboration with Codice.Idee per
Neither a beaver nor a high-mountain dweller, the sewellel is a rather singular animal.
it can drink a lot—a third of its weight in water per
City University of New York offers graduate credit for Seminars on Science courses, the Museum’s online professional learning program for educators.
the CUNY School of Professional Studies for $816 per
The beaver is not your typical rodent. It’s the largest one on the continent and the only one that can cut down mature trees.
beaver colony can cut down more than a ton of trees per
