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Sarah Gibbens

Sarah Gibbens

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Digital Editor, National Geographic

Washington

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Total articles 819

  • Pourquoi les déchets recyclables ne sont-ils pas toujours recyclés ?

    By Sarah Gibbens Verified, Randy Olson| National Geographic France Verified Un sac en plastique, une boîte à pizza usagée, des couverts en plastique, des serviettes en papier et une canette de soda : un seul repas à emporter ressemble un peu à un jeu de questions-réponses sur le recyclage. Quels objets peuvent être recyclés ? Quels types de plastiques doivent aller dans les ordures ménagères ? Que se passe-t-il si l’emballage est gras ? Recycler peut s’avérer compliqué d’autant plus que les règlements concernant cette pratique varient d’une commune à l’autre.

    By Sarah Gibbens Verified, Randy Olson · National Geographic France

    Apr. 06, 2025

  • Are tornadoes getting worse? Here's what we know

    By Sarah Gibbens Verified| National Geographic Verified Natural disasters like heat waves, fires, and floods are growing more dangerous because of climate change, but the effect a warming world has on tornadoes is complicated and inconclusive. There’s been a recorded increase in the overall number of observed tornadoes since 1950, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration data, but experts say that’s largely a result of better technology such as Doppler radar.

    By Sarah Gibbens Verified · National Geographic

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Pourquoi les déchets recyclables ne sont-ils pas toujours recyclés ?

    By Sarah Gibbens Verified, Randy Olson| National Geographic France Verified Un sac en plastique, une boîte à pizza usagée, des couverts en plastique, des serviettes en papier et une canette de soda : un seul repas à emporter ressemble un peu à un jeu de questions-réponses sur le recyclage. Quels objets peuvent être recyclés ? Quels types de plastiques doivent aller dans les ordures ménagères ? Que se passe-t-il si l’emballage est gras ? Recycler peut s’avérer compliqué d’autant plus que les règlements concernant cette pratique varient d’une commune à l’autre.

    By Sarah Gibbens Verified, Randy Olson · National Geographic France

    Apr. 06, 2025

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National Geographic

National Geographic is a renowned brand that includes a nonprofit scientific organization and a media company. Founded in 1888, the National Geographic Society aims to increase geographic knowledge and focuses on exploration, education, and environmental conservation. In 2015, it partnered with 21st Century Fox to create National Geographic Partners, which manages its commercial operations. The flagship National Geographic Magazine is a monthly publication celebrated for its stunning photography and comprehensive coverage of geography, science, history, and culture. National Geographic also produces documentaries and operates TV channels globally, while offering a wealth of online content through its website and apps. The organization supports education through grants, public exhibits, and a museum in Washington, D.C. Additionally, it operates retail stores in several cities, selling educational materials and branded merchandise. National Geographic reaches a diverse audience, including the general public, educators, students, and researchers, with a commitment to its mission-driven projects.

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