Initial claims for regular state unemployment insurance fell 5,000 for the week ending July 23rd, coming in at 256,000. The previous week’s 261,000 was revised up from the initial tally...

The Federal Government officially embraced risk assessment in 1983 with publication of Risk Assessment in the Federal Government followed by the use of cost-benefit analysis with President Carter’s Executive Order...

Climate change, greenhouse gas emissions, nitrate leaching… a climate crisis! With the frequency of how these phrases are used today, it does not require a vast imagination to connect the...

A bell on a collar is commonly used by cat owners to try to protect local wildlife. Or at least to avoid dead carcasses being presented inside the home. A...

Meet Guy Miller and Sierra Winter: Critter Cam Crew VolunteersIntroduciendo a Guy Miller y Sierra Winter, voluntarios con el equipo de cámaras de la vida salvaje Sugarloaf’s Critter Cam Project...

Creeks in some settings act as barriers to wildfires, with flowing water, moist soils, and shady groves of trees.  However, riparian (creekside) vegetation can also provide an avenue for rapid...

In this new post, Dr. Matthew Lattanzio—an Assistant Professor in the Organismal and Environmental Biology Department at Christopher Newport University, USA—discusses his recently accepted paper, “Active regulation of ultraviolet light...

By Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, Margaret Burchinal, Roberta Michnick Golinkoff On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled on one of the most controversial issues in the last...

By Wendy Edelberg, Louise Sheiner, David WesselThe final episode of the Recession Remedies podcast sums up lessons learned from the COVID-19 downturn and looks ahead. How does rising inflation factor...

By Mark Leonard, Fiona Hill, Jason Cowley