Marsha Walton
Marsha Walton is a science, technology and environment writer and producer. She worked at CNN and CNN.com for 16 years, covering the dot com boom and bust, the Mars rover landings, and numerous space shuttle missions. She worked with CNN meteorologists in the field to cover hurricanes, tornadoes, and climate change.
She also writes for Mother Nature Network, www.mnn.com.
She is especially interested in oceanography, global warming, and conservation issues. Marsha has degrees from Northwestern University and the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.
Stories by:
- Renewable Energy: A Reality Check in Rural China
Young engineer takes on a global challenge: Clean and sustainable energy, one village at a time - Ice Core Secrets Could Reveal Answers to Global Warming
Ancient ice cores provide clues to future climate change - Geomagic: Expanding Tools for a 3-D World
From shoes to the space shuttle, advanced 3-D imaging streamlines cost and safety - Secrets of Slithering Snakes
Slithering snakes teach scientists about movement and design - Virtual Reality Fires Up Research Efforts
Researchers team up with fire experts to place homeowners in virtual wildfires - There Are No Limits in This "Universe Quest"
Universe Quest opens new worlds for young explorers - Unmanned Helicopters Could Help Air Traffic Controllers
Small aircraft could have big impact on safety - Disappearing Frogs: Trying to Save the World's Amphibians
Frogs in fight for their lives from disease, pollution, habitat loss - Undersea Gliders May Help Oceanographers Understand "Dead Zones"
Versatile undersea gliders provide critical ocean data - Wave of Discovery: Harnessing the Ocean's Power
Wave energy research swells
