A multibillion-dollar expansion of the Panama Canal is proving a boon to scientists. The construction has revealed a trove of fossils, revealing a wide array of creatures that lived at the southern end of North America 20 millions years ago.
A multibillion-dollar expansion of the Panama Canal is proving a boon to scientists. The construction has revealed a trove of fossils, revealing a wide array of creatures that lived at the southern end of North America 20 millions years ago.
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GLOBAL WARMING & INSURANCE
Living on Earth
June 20, 1997
Arts, Culture & Media
Panama Canal Expansion Exposes Fossilized Treasures, Revealing Rare Glimpse Into Earth's History
The World
February 11, 2013
A multibillion-dollar expansion of the Panama Canal is proving a boon to scientists. The construction has revealed a trove of fossils, revealing a wide array of creatures that lived at the southern end of North America 20 millions years ago.
Global Politics
Veterans campaign for clean energy
The World
April 05, 2010
Military veterans barnstorm America by bus, campaigning for clean energy and ending US dependence on foreign oil.