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Climate Change

An illustration shows marine animals intermingled with DNA helices. A humpback whale, a white shark and diatoms are in the foreground, along with a device that collects seawater. In the background, a squid, a turtle and a whale shark swim with a school of fish.
Living World

A world in a bottle of water

Revolutionary techniques using traces of environmental DNA are analyzing entire ecosystems “from microbes to whales”

A picture shows a collapsed permafrost bluff on the coastline of Barter Island, Alaska, after an autumn storm.
Living World

As climate changes, so does life in the planet’s soils

To understand what might be lost, ecologist Janet K. Jansson taps molecular methods to explore Earth’s underground microbes, from the permafrost to the grasslands

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