In an effort to protect natural resources, environmentalists and tribes are using state-level public trust doctrines to fight development.
Aug 25
14 min
Little red dots appear all over images from the James Webb Space Telescope. They may belong to a new cosmic category called black hole stars.
Aug 24
13 min
If you got sucked back to dino times, you might get snacked on by a giant meat-eater. But what other dangers would you face?
Aug 22
5 min
Microplastics have been found throughout the body, including in placentas and reproductive organs. What does that mean for pregnancy?
Aug 21
12 min
Physics and climate science use the same basic principles, but institutions often keep them separate. Morgan O’Neill is trying to change that.
Aug 20
12 min
How do you create a model to help AI understand the physical world? Plus, the latest AI-driven advancements in math.
Aug 19
17 min
Researchers are looking into what triggers lucid episodes in Alzheimer's patients, and what they tell us about caring for people with dementia.
Aug 18
17 min
A record-breaking snow drought in Colorado jeopardizes skiing, fishing, and rafting. Can economies that rely on outdoor recreation adjust?
Aug 17
11 min
A new journal documents species “lost to science.” Plus, a project to locate lost firefly species in the U.S. and Canada.
Aug 14
18 min
An immunologist who's been on both sides of vaccine hesitancy talks about what drives it, what gets missed, and how to build trust.
Aug 13
12 min
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