Entire French population contaminated with heavy metals, study warns
A study has found that nearly all French people are contaminated with heavy metals such as arsenic and mercury – and that exposure levels are higher...
Enthusiasm for cycling soared in Memphis during the pandemic, shows little sign of slowing
Many Memphians who started putting their feet to the pedals during the early parts of the pandemic might have picked up a long-lasting hobby. During...Climate Change and the Colorado River Watershed
I had a super informative conversation with water expert Brad Udall yesterday, and later noticed that he had posted a thread with all the major...
Who sues for the trees—and the air that we breathe?
Judges have started stepping in where regulators fear to tread, delivering high-profile victories to activists who have sued on behalf of nature—and future generations.
Stellantis confirms plans for solid-state batteries, 4 EV platforms
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares laid out the company's electrification plans for the coming decade during an online presentation held on Thursday. Key to the plans...Heat Wave may have Killed a Billion Sea Animals
In our conversations about “building resilience” against heat waves, I can’t stop thinking about the creatures we’re not able to protect. CBC: Chris Harley walked on...
Laura Spinney: Why declining birth rates are good news for life on Earth
In the midst of a climate crisis with 8 billion humans on the globe, it’s absurd to say that what’s lacking is babies.
Collecting More Than Just Seismic Data Along the Cascadia Fault
While researchers search for a megathrust fault off the Pacific Northwest coast, they are also helping to map the seafloor in high resolution and detect...