As we witnessed in helpless anguish the closed door debt ceiling “negotiations” recently, we can only look at the stalemate of partisan politics and think of the Internet meme, “fight like the... Read more »

A new study led by researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, published today in Nature Medicine, provides a deeper understanding of the vast diversity of T cell states as... Read more »

Show your neighbors your support of the Russian River ecosystem by making your landscaping Russian River friendly! Support the Russian River ecosystem from your yard by following the Russian River-Friendly Landscaping Guidelines... Read more »

While there are legitimate and appropriate questions about how much money our government should borrow, determining the debt ceiling shouldn’t be controversial or raised to the level of a national crisis in... Read more »

More than half of the provinces’ ministers have skipped out on a meeting with the feds and Indigenous leaders to discuss halting land and water loss in Canada. Environment ministers from Saskatchewan,... Read more »

How War is Destroying Ukraine’s Environment The environment and security are inextricably linked – each affecting and affected by the other. Notwithstanding the long-standing debate over whether there is a causal relationship... Read more »

1050 SGBs clustered from 8210 high-medium quality metagenome-assembled genomes (MAGs) Over 779 Gb metagenomic sequence data was generated by Illumina HiSeq × Ten platform from 65 TPs samples (Supplementary Table 1). We integrated... Read more »

Some 250 academics have issued a statement in support of a national protest in favor of a better environment which will be held this Saturday. The academics said they joined (the organizers)... Read more »

Millions of people in the United States now use electronic cigarettes or vapes, fueling growing concerns for users’ health and about the threat the practice poses to the environment. The electronic smoking devices... Read more »