Can our country come together to fight climate change? A look into a deep red state offers hopeBy Lucas Boyd A new study shows strong bipartisan support for energy decarbonization in Indiana. Photo by Tom Fisk, Pexels Climate change...
If you’re interested in entrepreneurship, you may be infected with a parasiteBy Cristina Mancilla A new study finds that people infected with a protozoan could be more likely to engage in risky behaviors. Photo by...
Maximizing the Power of KelpBy Sarah-Anne Rohlfing Growing seaweed could become one of the most effective bioremediation tools in our oceans. Photo by Matt Koller...
The Case for Native-led Forest Management in California By Conner Smith Despite centuries of proven expertise, Native communities have long been excluded from decisions around land and resource...
Bear problems? Try asking your neighbor what they're doing about itBy Jessica West New research suggest people are more likely to take action to reduce bear conflicts—if their neighbors are doing the same...
Coastal shark demise in South America intensifiesBy Leonardo Feitosa New research shows that an important shark species, the smalltail shark, faces population decline due to an increased...
Fungus: The solution to our Plastic Problem?By Annie Lovell, MESM '22 With plastic pollution ubiquitous in our environment, a novel fungal solution may hold promise for its...