Senate Hearing Highlights Attacks on Climate Science and Industry Influence
September 30, 2026
Senator Whitehouse held a hearing to address industry attacks on climate science. Watch the full hearing here.
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Florida’s New Science Standards Downplay Evolution, Ignore Climate Change
September 30, 2026
Florida’s proposed standards downplay evolution, ignore climate change, sparking backlash from experts. Public input ongoing.
Exploring China’s Microecology: From 1950s Insights to One Health Future
September 27, 2026
A review in “Microbiome and One Health” traces how Chinese scientists developed microecology, a key to One Health.
The Power of Language in Shaping Our Perception of Climate Change
September 25, 2026
Language shapes our perception of climate change, influencing how we respond to this critical global challenge.
World Environmental Health Day 2026: Emphasizing Science for Community Safety
September 25, 2026
World Environmental Health Day 2026: Standing with Science to Protect Communities Environmental health professionals must use science to address risks, guide decisions, and promote healthier living.
Olga Schmidt Discusses Her Impactful Documentary on Nanoplastics
September 24, 2026
Olga Schmidt discusses her project “Nanoplastics. Threat to Life,” emphasizing its global impact and interdisciplinary approach.
Women Unite for Climate Justice at Cameroon Assembly
September 24, 2026
Cameroon will host the Women’s Climate Assembly, uniting African women for climate justice and ecofeminist resistance.
El Niño Brings Rare Marine Visitors to Southern California Coasts
September 23, 2026
Unusual sea creatures, like a nesting sea turtle, are appearing in Southern California due to a strong El Niño.
Spotlight on Ocean Science: UNGA81 Highlights Key Initiatives and Challenges
September 17, 2026
Each September, leaders meet at the UN for the General Assembly. This year, three key moments for ocean science stand out.
Exploring Mars’ Ancient Rivers and the Search for Life Beyond Earth
September 16, 2026
Scientists explore Mars’ ancient rivers at UT Austin’s “Big Rivers on Mars!” event, seeking clues about past life.
Charlotte Wagner’s Role in Advancing Climate Policy with Modeling Tools
September 16, 2026
Charlotte Wagner, Ph.D. ’21, develops vital modeling tools for global climate policy, transforming environmental challenges.
El Niño Threatens Southern California with Coastal Damage and High Surf
September 15, 2026
The Hurricane Marie-fueled surf in Southern California hinted at potential El Niño coastal damage in the coming months.