James Crawford’s “The Vanishing Earth” contends that extraction has become more than an economic activity—it has become the ...
Storyteller Diane Edgecomb will present a solo performance inspired by Rachel Carson’s love of nature, followed by an interactive workshop exploring personal connections with the natural world on July ...
Three baby falcons collided with buildings shortly after leaving their nest and two of them died, raising calls for "bird safe" windows.
This month's Literary Links suggestions explore the history of U.S. national parks and conservation.
Opinion

How AI is Shaping Childhood

“The relationship between child development and artificial intelligence is one of the most critical and overlooked challenges of our time,” writes Dana Suskind.
In Springdale, a borough of 3,000 east of Pittsburgh, a year of immigration arrests, data center opposition and ...
Many things Boomers grew up using, like lawn darts and leaded gas, are no longer legal. One yard product seemed like a ...
With environmental regulation in retreat, startup brands are finding they can profit by selling clean water, clean air, and ...
One of the main news of the International Congress of Mathematicians in 2026 was the presentation of the Fields Prize, one of the most prestigious awards in the field of mathematics. One of its owners ...
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In the middle of a riffle on the Madison River, Jackson Birrell is sprawled across river rocks, pushing all his weight on a metal bucket. He’s looking for bugs.
A 1950s US government campaign to eliminate fire ants used millions of acres of insecticide. This effort caused widespread ...