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.
Environment
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.
Fecal Microbiota Transplants Reverse Aging in Mouse Gut Studies
March 21, 2026
The mammalian gut lining renews itself every few days, a process slowed by aging but potentially revitalized by young microbiota.
California Schools Leading Climate Resilience and Health Equity Efforts
March 20, 2026
Climate change impacts California schools, disrupting learning and health. A 2023 report calls for climate resilience.
Cumulative Impacts Policies: Enhancing Environmental and Community Health
March 19, 2026
Advocating for comprehensive environmental policies is crucial for community health, considering multiple stressors.
Ice Cores from Weißseespitze Reveal Climate History, Threatened by Warming
March 13, 2026
Weißseespitze glacier offers insights into climate history, but rising temperatures threaten its invaluable archives.
NPS Reviews Park Displays After Trump History Portrayal Order
March 11, 2026
NPS staff review hundreds of displays at U.S. sites under Trump’s order to evaluate historical portrayals.
Quantifying Climate Misinformation: 665 Cases Detected in 2025 Study
March 9, 2026
In 2025, an AI model detected 665 cases of climate misinformation on French media, averaging 13 cases weekly.
Republican States Pass Laws Curbing Environmental Regulation Powers
March 7, 2026
GOP-led states limit state agencies’ power to set environmental rules, despite scientists warning of health risks.
Cape Cod Natural History Conference Highlights Coastal Resilience Efforts
March 6, 2026
Cape Cod Natural History Conference will focus on coastal resilience and environmental challenges on March 7.