Suncoast Experts Discuss Environmental Challenges in Panel Event
April 10, 2026
Experts on dolphins, pollution, and habitat loss will lead a panel at The Bay Park, discussing Suncoast’s challenges.
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African Women’s Climate Justice Day Amplifies Voices for Reparations
April 10, 2026
African Women’s Climate Justice Day unites women to demand reparations and climate justice, amplifying vital voices.
Urgent Call for Global Shift to a “Nature Positive” Approach in New Paper
April 9, 2026
Immediate call for global action to adopt a “nature positive” approach published in Frontiers in Science.
Americans’ Changing Views on Energy Sources and Federal Policies
April 3, 2026
A Pew Research Center survey reveals increasing Republican support for fossil fuels over renewables, while Democrats…
AI-generated phantom citations threaten environmental governance integrity
March 30, 2026
AI-generated “phantom science” is infiltrating environmental policy, fabricating citations and eroding scientific integrity.
Study Reveals Gloves May Skew Microplastics Data in Environmental Tests
March 30, 2026
A University of Michigan study reveals nitrile and latex gloves may cause inflated microplastic detection in labs.
USDA Scientists Adapt Language to Navigate Climate Change Restrictions
March 27, 2026
At USDA, staff face a ban on climate-related terms in research, adapting language to align with shifting political priorities.
NASA and SpaceX’s Ambitious Plans Face Moon Colonization Challenges
March 27, 2026
Mars is out; the moon is in. NASA plans a permanent lunar base by 2027, but scientists warn of numerous challenges.
Understanding Ghost Forests: Stemflow’s Impact on Coastal Ecosystems
March 26, 2026
“Ghost forests,” dead trees caused by rising sea levels, reveal insights into coastal resilience and carbon cycling.
The Future of US Forest Research: Adapting to Funding Challenges
March 25, 2026
This year, USDA will close its forest-service research office in Portland, Oregon, impacting long-term studies.
Madison Goldberg Joins MIT Podcast to Share Climate Science Stories
March 23, 2026
Madison Goldberg, drawn to science communication since her fellowship in Harrisburg, is now MIT’s climate podcast host.
Study Highlights Misconceptions in Food’s Environmental Impact and Need for Labels
March 23, 2026
A new study highlights misconceptions in judging food’s environmental impact, revealing a need for clear impact labels.