How Are Muskoxen Faring in a Changing Climate?
Muskoxen face dangers like disease, hunting and climate change. Why do they matter to humans, and how can we conserve them?
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How Do We Protect Succulents From Illegal Trade...
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Lead Paint: A Decades-Old Issue Still Persists Today
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Phytoplankton: How Too Much of a Good Thing...
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Quiz: Which Climate Anxiety Coping Mechanism Are You?
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6 Things You Might Have Thought Are Vegan,...
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Lululemon Launches New Line for Coal Miners
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Mercury: The “Mad Hatter” Chemical Still Persists in...
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Monsoon Impacts Worsen with the Rise of Extreme...
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Could Urban Greenspaces Be Even More Green, Economical,...
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Plastic Bags Are a Problem. Bans, Totes, and...
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Asthma: Air Pollution Is Disproportionately Harming Marginalized Communities
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What Is Sustainable Housing and How Do We...
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Could Nuclear Energy Be Part of a Carbon-Free...
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Which Penguin Species Are You?
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Could Capturing Carbon Help Combat Climate Change?
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Fracking: What Is It and Why Is It...
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The Sweaty Penguin’s Earthquake Survival Guide
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How Light Pollution Affects Our Environment and Health
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Phytoplankton: How Too Much of a Good Thing Causes Problems
Phytoplankton produce a majority of the Earth's oxygen but can also harm ecosystems in large amounts. What makes this plant good and bad?
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Can We Expect a Nuanced Decision in the SCOTUS Wetlands Case?
The Supreme Court is now deciding on the 15-year old legal battle of Sackett v. EPA case which considers if building on a wetland is...
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Eastern Hemlocks Are Declining. Here’s Why That Matters.
Eastern Hemlock trees, which store more carbon than many other species, are being attacked by invasive insects. Why does this matter?
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Extended Cut: Penguins with Dr. Heather Lynch
An exclusive podcast episode featuring an extended conversation with Dr. Heather Lynch.
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This New PFAS Solution Isn’t a Silver Bullet, But It Paves the Way for Future Research
Scientists have discovered how to break down some “forever chemicals," and the method is actually simple. What does this mean for other PFAS?
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A New Natural Gas Project in Mozambique Gives Locals All of the Costs and None of the Benefits
A $30 billion liquefied natural gas project in the Rovuma Basin of Mozambique has damaged ecosystems and displaced inhabiting citizens.
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Could Spotted Lanternflies Be a Good Thing?
Although spotted lanternflies are notorious for ravaging fruit trees and grapevines, Maddy explains why this insect is as important as it is beautiful.
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Individual Action Isn’t the Only Spotted Lanternfly Solution
The spotted lanternfly from Asia invaded the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, threatening many plants and crops. How is the public being informed?
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Monarch Butterflies: What’s Next for the IUCN’s New Endangered Species
Due to climate change, habitat loss, pesticides, and more, endangered Monarch butterflies are under threat.
