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August 8, 2017 Doug Struck • Christian Science Monitor

Burning river reborn: How Cleveland saved the Cuyahoga – and itself

Many Americans remember the Cuyahoga as the river that ignited the environmental movement with a photo of flaming waters. But to Cleveland residents the story is more personal. Continue reading

June 16, 2017 Doug Struck • Christian Science Monitor

Volunteers Stay After the Wildfires Cool

The forest fire that claimed 14 lives in the folds of the Great Smoky Mountains near Gatlinburg, Tennessee, are out, but the work done by volunteers continues. Continue reading

June 7, 2017 Doug Struck • Christian Science Monitor

Maine’s most mysterious catch

Catching elvers used to be a quirky pastime in Maine, until the prices shot past $1,300 a pound. Now it's serious business, and maybe serious crime. Continue reading

Remote exploration. NOAA OKEANOS EXPLORER PROGRAM

July 30, 2016 Doug Struck • Christian Science Monitor Magazine

Discovery under the sea

Ocean researchers are learning the secrets that change our concepts of life, unveil a hidden world, and hold the keys to the future of the planet. Continue reading

October 4, 2015 Doug Struck • Christian Science Monitor

In Cuba: Bracing for invasion

Cubans anticipate "the flood" of American arrivals with a mixture of celebration and apprehension. What will change? What can survive? Continue reading

August 10, 2015 Doug Struck • Christian Science Monitor Weekly

Locally, nationally and internationally, action on climate change is producing solutions and often bypassing lagging political leadership. The gathering force of these acts, significant and subtle, is transforming what once seemed a hopeless situation into one in which success can at least be imagined Continue reading

Category: Christian Science Monitor

Burning river reborn: How Cleveland saved the Cuyahoga – and itself

Volunteers Stay After the Wildfires Cool

Maine’s most mysterious catch

Discovery under the sea

In Cuba: Bracing for invasion

Climate Progress Gains Ground