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Indigenous communities “are seen as research subjects rather than researchers.” Originally published on Nexus Media. By Kate Wheeling Jessica Hernandez found her way to conservation...
Satire is inaccurate. It can still be spot on. But how do reality and the film actually differ?
Eight researchers affiliated with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) are on this year’s list of Highly Cited Researchers, with many familiar names from the...
The dearth of Black researchers in the geosciences, which includes climatology, not only creates an exclusionary environment that isolates Black people within the field,...
By Brian Stewart Most of us understand that trees are good for the environment and that they absorb carbon in order to grow. We...
One thing I am particularly looking forward to is hearing more from experts and scientists so that we can usher in a new era...
Annie Easley started out studying pharmacy at Xavier University in New Orleans, but when she married and moved to Cleveland, she discovered the university...
A handful of scientists want to dim the sun to cool the planet. A recent debate shows the idea is perilous, impractical — and immensely appealing.
Originally published on Nexus Media. By Jeremy Deaton Scientists have historically stayed above the political fray, but now that researchers face regular attacks under...
At a wind farm near Palm Springs yesterday, US Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell presented the department’s long-awaited plans for both multi-energy renewables...
If you are gardening, you have to pay attention to the plants you want to grow, but you also have to pay some attention...
