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Trump Blocked Federal Scientists from Attending Latest IPCC Meeting: What Now?Â
New Developments at the IPCC Meeting in Hangzhou, China As the IPCC meeting in Hangzhou, China continues, representatives from around 190 countries are actively engaged in scientific assessments of climate…
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The country’s largest magnesium supplier shut down. Now what?
The United States is facing uncertainty in its magnesium supply chain as the largest producer, US Magnesium, filed for bankruptcy…
How the Scientific Community Can Defend Itself — and Our Democracy
Scientific integrity in America is currently facing significant challenges. Funding cuts, staff reductions, and political interference are all threatening the…
What happens when disaster recovery becomes a luxury good
Disaster recovery has become big business in the United States, with private companies like Bright Harbor offering white-glove services to…
Recycling Mystery: Bulging Lithium-Ion Batteries
The growing use of lithium-ion batteries in our everyday devices has led to a surge in demand for proper recycling…
Trump has always hated offshore wind. Now he’s moving to kill it.
The Department of Interior's decision to abruptly pause the leases for five of the nation's largest proposed offshore wind projects…
Georgia’s hunters take aim at rural hunger
The Wise Brothers Processing plant in Savannah, Georgia, is not your typical meat processing facility. While they do cut up…
Sustainability In Your Ear: Okhtapus Cofounder Stewart Sarkozy-Banoczy Accelerates Ocean Solutions
The ocean is a vital resource that plays a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth. It not only provides…
The U.S. military is hoarding minerals the energy transition needs
The Pentagon's hoarding of critical minerals for military purposes is coming under scrutiny as concerns grow about the impact on…