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How Temperate Forests Could Help Limit Climate Change
People understand how saving tropical forests is good for the planet, but temperate forests are equally indispensable in fighting climate change ... Read More
How Anti-Trans Efforts Misuse and Distort Science
Three types of misinformation are being used against transgender people: oversimplifying scientific knowledge, fabricating and misinterpreting research and promoting false equivalences ... Read More
The Long Road to the Steyn Verdict
Climate scientists have been hounding dissenters for years. In a D.C. courtroom, they scored a crowning victory for censorship. Read More
Local opinion: Science is not public policy: Climate change, COVID-19, and medical triage
No public policy is entailed by facts. Essentially, those who attempt this commit errors in both logic and ethics, typically by using everyday language to conceal their real thinking. Read More
25 Political Influencers to Watch in 2024
We want to make the case that you can only really understand the Supreme Court as a political institution that crafts policy without real democratic input.” –Peter Shamshiri, 5–4 Reeling from the ... Read More
Answering questions about climate change using exhibits at Chicago’s Museum of Science & Industry
Chicago and many other cities across the country broke all sorts of weather records last winter. Now, big questions come into play about whether these are new norms or just part of a ... Read More
Grace Lopez Johnson: Why do young people care about the environment?
Everyone has their passions, and young adults are in a uniquely motivated position to pursue them as they enter a new season of their lives. Read More
VT Science Corner: Neutrinos and nuclear weapons
In addition to the title of a horror movie in the 1980s, Poltergeist was the name of the first experiment trying to prove the existence of neutrinos. Read More
News digest: Science communicator on what to look for regarding conspiracies
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Rich Harris: Will your grandkids get to see moose and mountain goats in Montana?
We Montanans are passionate about wildlife. Doesn’t matter whether you hunt them, photograph them, hike to where you need binoculars just to see them as teeny dots, or just want ... Read More
Local opinion: U of A experts on saving migratory species
Cities present a host of dangers to migratory birds, including powerlines, glass buildings, pollution, and even our pet cats. There are certainly legislative remedies to contain these threats, but ... Read More
Prairie Fare: What you eat may affect your vision
I noticed our backyard was starting to sprout green grass after some April showers. Some of my perennial plants are beginning to peek through the mulch in my flowerbed. I ... Read More
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