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First responders suffer more burnout and ailments as a warming world brings more disasters
Climate change is challenging our capacity to respond
Aug 7
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Paul Hormick
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Flora and Fauna Non Grata: Argentine ants
One of the most widespread invasives, the harms of this species are often overlooked
Jul 24
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Post fire forest regeneration and why carbon credits are bull
Carbon credits are bull; invasive weed suppression might be better than planting trees.
Jul 17
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New research on keeping cities cool
Nov 22, 2024
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News and science on dams
Aug 2, 2025
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Tires: a big problem getting bigger
Jul 4, 2025
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Are invasive species an inevitable result of fighting wildfires?
May 24
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Carbon output from tourism increases
Mar 21, 2025
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New evidence links pesticides with declining monarch populations
Aug 29, 2025
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Seven things you probably didn't know about bats
There's more to know than bats flying at night and living in caves
Jul 10
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Glaciers on retreat in a warming world
Climate change is reshaping the entire cryosphere
Jul 4
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Resistance to data centers grows across the U.S.
There is more to this story than big, noisy buildings
Jun 28
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Paul Hormick
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Climate change is draining nutrition from our crops
As temperatures rise, our foods hold fewer vitamins and minerals
Jun 19
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Will Europe embrace air conditioning as North America has?
Americans have never shied away from air conditioning.
Jun 12
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Introducing a new series: Flora and Fauna Non Grata—my work with invasive species
First, we discuss what invasive actually means
Jun 8
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Slow Travel: a pleasant way to save the planet while saving your mind
This past week, Carlo Petrini passed away. Obituaries have been praising the Italian activist for his role in starting the slow food movement. It all…
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