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Woman in silhouette, sitting on a bench in a moody landscape at water's edge (Getty Images/YinYang)

The messy widowhood of "All of This"

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announces the co-founding of The Climate Pledge at the National Press Club on September 19, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Paul Morigi/Getty Images for Amazon)

The problem with corporate pledges

Joseph Winters - Grist
French writer Philippe Vigand (6 May 1957–15 November 2020) and his wife, Stéphane Vigand, photographed in Paris on March 23, 1998. Vigand had locked-in syndrome. (GAILLARDE/REGLAIN/Getty)

Are those with locked-in syndrome happy?

Jonathan Moens - Undark
Doctor writing notes on a clipboard in a modern hospital (Getty Images/shapecharge)

The struggle for kid-ney care

Colleen DeGuzman - KFF Health News
Galapagos Tortoise (Getty Images/Mark Newman)

Animals hold the key to ultra-longevity

Steven N. Austad
Two students comfort a classmate in the corridor (Getty Images/Daniel de la Hoz)

How to respond to a mental health crisis

Matthew Rozsa
(Getty/Totojang)

How to destroy a forever chemical

A. Daniel Jones, Hui Li - The Conversation
A health worker wearing gloves holding a test sample tubes labeled 'COVID-19 Omicron' (Getty Images/David Talukdar)

Half of omicron infections asymptomatic

Matthew Rozsa
Colorful sunset overlooking the Colorado River deep in the Grand Canyon (Dean Fikar/Getty Images)

Joseph Lee
Bumblebees on a yellow flower (Getty Images/nnorozoff)

This is what caused the bee genocide

Matthew Rozsa
Typing on laptop (Getty Images)

Why online civility is hard to enforce

Teresa Carr - Undark
A young woman sits at her desk and takes notes. She has her head in her hand in concentration. (Getty Images/FatCamera)

This is your brain when you're burnt out

Matthew Rozsa
Autumn Forest Road (Getty Images/rusm)

Boreal forests approaching tipping point

Brett Marsh - Grist
This illustration plots changes in the brightness of the red supergiant star Betelgeuse. (NASA, ESA, and E. Wheatley (STScI))

Mystery of the dimming star solved

Matthew Rozsa
(Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

NYC's congestion pricing will cut carbon

Emily Pontecorvo - Grist
The Jakapil kaniukura dinosaur (WikiCommons/CONICET/Félix de Azara Natural History Foundation)

Meet a dog-size, armored dinosaur

Matthew Rozsa
Little girl holding a Disney Princess doll (Dick Loek/Toronto Star via Getty Images)

What Disney Princess Culture does to us

Gail Cornwall
Stressed exhausted mother (Getty Images/Halfpoint Images)

Is this the worst time to be a mom?

Nicole Karlis
A Donald Trump supporter holding a QAnon flag (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Why facts don't change minds

Keith M. Bellizzi - The Conversation
Pro-choice and anti-abortion activists demonstrate in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Building on May 03, 2022 in Washington, DC. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

The abortion war in Bristol

Sam Whitehead - KFF Health News
A pregnant woman holds her baby bump (Getty Images/Kelvin Murray)

The toll of extending fertility

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Computer artwork of virus particles in the bloodstream. (Getty Images)

New Langya virus infects 35 in China

Matthew Rozsa
(Getty/Annabelle500)

The secret Soviet whale tale

Ryan Jones - The Conversation
Former President Theodore Roosevelt stands over a rhino he has shot while on safari in Africa. (Edward Van Altena/Library of Congress/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images)

When conservation meant killing animals

Matthew Rozsa
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