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Bears Ears National Monument
Voices

Dinosaurs vs. Drilling: Paleontologists Join the Fight for Bears Ears

Recent lawsuits filed to save the monument’s unique fossil heritage may also protect modern wildlife.
March 28, 2018
by
Corinna Bechko
Recent lawsuits filed to save the monument’s unique fossil heritage may also protect modern wildlife.
jaguar
Extinction Countdown

No Cell-phone Reception? That’s Good News for Jaguars

A new study finds that the big cats and other endangered animals do best in places where there’s no phone coverage.
March 8, 2018
by
John R. Platt
A new study finds that the big cats and other endangered animals do best in places where there’s no phone coverage.
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Climate Change

How to Inoculate Yourself Against Climate Denial Misinformation

Fake news may be hard to spot, but fake arguments don’t have to be.
February 21, 2018
by
Peter Ellerton and The Conversation
Fake news may be hard to spot, but fake arguments don’t have to be.
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Sustainability

How Colleges Can Attract More Minority Students to Environmental Studies and Careers

Universities should hire diverse professors and teach classes that appeal to a broad group of students.
February 7, 2018
by
Padma Nagappan
Universities should hire diverse professors and teach classes that appeal to a broad group of students.
film archives
Wildlife

These Decaying Film Canisters Could Hold Secrets to Saving Species from Extinction

Archivists are working to save decades of film and other scientific information that could hold clues to protecting species and habitats today.
January 26, 2018
by
Erica Cirino
Archivists are working to save decades of film and other scientific information that could hold clues to protecting species and habitats today.
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Op-Eds

Democracy Depends on Scientific Information

We need all the tools we can get to address the environmental and economic inequality felt by many across the globe.
January 25, 2018
by
Scott McKenzie
We need all the tools we can get to address the environmental and economic inequality felt by many across the globe.
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News

One Year Into the Trump Administration, Where Do We Stand?

Attacks on science and the environment have been met with an increase in civic engagement and resistance.
January 19, 2018
by
John R. Platt
Attacks on science and the environment have been met with an increase in civic engagement and resistance.
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The Ask

How Can We Help Put a Human Face on Climate Change?

Learning how to communicate the issues in a way that people can understand and feel is the key to positive change.
January 16, 2018
by
John R. Platt
Learning how to communicate the issues in a way that people can understand and feel is the key to positive change.
ozone hole
Climate Change

After 30 Years, the Montreal Protocol Is Paying Ozone Dividends

September 16 marks the anniversary of perhaps the most successful achievement in environmental policy.
September 15, 2017
by
Robert Lawrence
September 16 marks the anniversary of perhaps the most successful achievement in environmental policy.
Woolly mammoth
Extinction Countdown

Digging Deep into De-Extinction

Can extinct species ever truly be brought back to life? More importantly, should they?
September 8, 2017
by
John R. Platt
Can extinct species ever truly be brought back to life? More importantly, should they?

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