FDA: No evidence COVID-19 spreads through food, food packaging
There’s no evidence that the new coronavirus can spread through food or food packaging, U.S. health officials say. Of the more than 100 million cases
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Winter Storm Uri brought below-freezing temperatures to Texas, a state that’s not prone to experiencing such icy conditions. Statewide, residents were subjected to rolling blackouts, water
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Sounds of Silence: Extinction Is Erasing the Earth’s Music
What does a biodiversity crisis sound like? You may need to strain your ears to hear it. In the past 50 years, America’s bird populations have fallen
STOP LINE 3: FIELD NOTES
We stand with the Water Protectors to Stop Line 3. Our colleague from Effect Partners Andrew Arrieta has emerged through the protests as an incredible
How This Pristine Forest Was Saved
Thanks to a 19th-century surveying error, hundreds of acres of Minnesota’s old growth forest has been saved in pristine form. Nestled within northern Minnesota’s Chippewa National
What Exactly Is the Polar Vortex?
At the start of February 2021, a major snowstorm hit the northeast United States, with some areas receiving well over two feet of snow. Just a few
What you need to know about the Paris climate agreement now that the US has rejoined
Washington (CNN) The United States on Friday officially rejoined the Paris Agreement, a landmark global climate accord, fulfilling a campaign promise President Joe Biden initiated on his first day
How Much Is The Weather In Texas Due To Climate Change?
NPR’s Steve Inskeep talks to James Marshall Shepherd, director of the atmospheric sciences program at the University of Georgia, about if climate change is responsible
Fight Against Climate Change ‘Like A World War’
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said Sunday he remains hopeful the world can tackle climate change if the planet treats the threat “like a world war.”