Madhumala Chattopadhyay, the woman who made the Sentinelese put their arrows down

Mutantini Glas

No One Will Buy Elvis Presley’s Huge Home in the Desert

Warming oceans likely to raise sea levels 30cm by end of century – study

We Can Produce Bioplastic With A Seaweed-Eating Microbe? | Dieline

Field Notes

Tahiti and the Society Islands, 1765-1900

First Delphic Hymn to Apollo

Night of Camp David: the return of a 1965 book about an insane president

As corals decline, a new kind of reef emerges

Snake Gabrielson’s Surfing Library

Mysterious ghost boats full of corpses keep washing up in Japan

Elektroautos: Aston Martin elektrifiziert Klassiker

Sentinel Island’s ‘peace-loving’ tribe had centuries of reasons to fear missionary

Letting Malibu Burn

Tropical paradise: tiki and rum at London’s Laki Kane

Monster shirts based on an episode of Leave it to Beaver

Entire city of Malibu evacuated as Woolsey Fire more than doubles in size over 24 hours

Born & Bred – award-winning short on Mal Sutherland by granddaughter Michaela Sutherland

The Sentinelese

The Güero

“Time is Running Out,” American Petroleum Institute Chief Said in 1965 Speech on Climate Change

Oceans are losing a football field of seagrass every 30 minutes

some history (mostly) about surfriding

The case against colonizing space to save humanity

Dolphins Are Simplifying Their Calls to Be Heard Over Shipping Noise

How (Not) to Run a Modern Society on Solar and Wind Power Alone

The Secret Museum of Mankind

The Jack Nitzsche Story

Neglected pastures thrive under solar panels

Climate change: Five cheap ways to remove CO2 from the atmosphere

Montjuich Surf Boards

Tides and the Moon

‘Hyperalarming’ study shows massive insect loss

Nomen est Omen – Legende Longboards

Paul Johnson Benefit Concert

SF to NYC: How to see America’s beautiful sights by train for around $200

Heartbeat
Voices of First Nations Women

Respect Point Impossible – here’s the half-hour film

video at Vimeo

Hushabye – The Mystics, the Music, and the Mob

A Working Class Death

Just half a degree. Just every square inch on earth. Just every second. Just all the time and everywhere.

Why Half a Degree of Global Warming Is a Big Deal

First humans to reach Australia likely island-hopped to New Guinea then walked – study

The Thrill of Scoring In North Korea

New outlook on global warming: Best prepare for social collapse, and soon

Kodachrome Snapshots of the British on The Beach

Remote Hawaiian Island Wiped Off The Map

The Bosnians who speak medieval Spanish

Full-color Basil Wolverton Cards Rejected By Topps In 1968

How Manhattan Became a Rich Ghost Town

iHaveit – A New Vinyl Music Collectors And Trading Platform

What 61,000 hidden structures reveal about Maya civilization

Which cities will sink into the sea first? Maybe not the ones you expect

Report confirms big market for sale of tribal cultural property

Amids Demands California Goes Beyond ‘Climate Capitalism,’ Gov. Brown Signs 100% Renewables by 2045 Into Law

Is the Government Planning to Surveil Keystone XL Protesters?

Surfing in Hawaii: “Surf Riders” 1960 Castle Films

The Ocean Cleanup

Yes, plastic is an eco nightmare. But it’s also tired, old technology

How Silicon Valley Fuels An Informal Caste System

Underneath ancient Mexican temple, archeologists find an even older one