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Yom Kippur is a reminder to Americans that humility is good for your health
Matthew Rozsa
Americans dislike admitting what they don't know. Experts say for their health, and society's, that should change
Study: More than half of young people think “humanity is doomed”
Kate Yoder
It’s the first study to find that climate anxiety is connected to government inaction
Biden’s racial justice agenda must be central to post-Ida disaster recovery
Cashauna Hill, Chrishelle Palay
Disaster recovery has only worsened the racial wealth gap — but Biden has a historic opportunity to change that
Future Europe will be hot, dry, and on fire
Matthew Rozsa
A new study predicts climate change will wreak havoc on Mediterranean countries' climates
Two reasons for Hurricane Ida’s record-shattering rainfall long after the winds weakened
Russ Schumacher
Record rainfall continued to batter New York City and the Northeast long after Huricane Ida's winds weakened. Why?
Wildfire smoke claims more than 33,000 lives each year, new study finds
Nathanael Johnson
Wildfire smoke poses a greater health risk than previously thought, threatening to undo other health gains
How 9/11 helped define this generation’s new brand of patriotism
Kylie Cheung
Young people's patriotism exchanges the fetishization of stars and stripes with righteous demands for change
9/11 and the birth of the Big Lie
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Those attacks, and how we reacted to them, tore us apart as a nation — by destroying our shared sense of reality
GOP strategists fear Larry Elder is blowing his chances in the California recall: report
Alex Henderson
One conservative pundit described him as "basically a walking Boomer Facebook meme"
There’s one surefire way to end big sewage spills: end big sewage
Chelsea Wald
To "futureproof" wastewater treatment against the rising threats of climate change, sewage should go local.
Why won’t Donald Trump go away? Because Americans can’t tell appearance from reality
Brian Karem
Many people believed he'd lose the election and simply disappear. But we live in America, where nothing is real
“Gavin don’t surf”: The California recall election, on the ground in Orange County
Kasia Anderson
Long a Republican heartland, this vast suburban county is changing. But is that enough to save Gavin Newsom?
3 ways to prevent the next mass power outage
Emily Pontecorvo
Hurricane Ida exposed the grid's weaknesses. It didn't have to be that way
Norman Solomon on what the media won’t say: “The American people live in a warfare state”
Chauncey DeVega
Author and activist Norman Solomon on how America's war machine is bankrupting us, both financially and morally
Flora, fauna, and … funga? The case for a third “F”
Jonathan Moens
Fungi are fundamental to rich and sustainable ecosystems. But they still lack explicit legal protections
The Satanists are right: Texas’ abortion ban is a direct attack on freedom of religion
Amanda Marcotte
The anti-abortion movement can't be separated from the theocratic movement of white evangelicals or white supremacy
Scientists say a telescope on the Moon could advance physics — and they’re planning to build one
Nicole Karlis
The Moon's lack of atmosphere and darkness could offers unique observations of the universe
Leaded gasoline is finally gone — but its toxic legacy lingers
Yvette Cabrera
"The lead is still there in the soil"
Can we clean up the mess we’ve created? We have to do it now, or face extinction
Émile P. Torres
Climate change and the crisis of democracy are only the tip of the iceberg — the threat to civilization is here
Reimagining humanity’s obligation to wild animals
Rachel Nuwer
"Wild Souls" explores the worth of individual animals and species, and humanity’s obligations to them
Humanitarians push to vaccinate in conflict zones
Madeline Drexler
Pandemic ceasefires offer an opportunity to expand vaccination efforts, experts say. But negotiation is tricky
Hurricane Ida and the coming eviction crisis
Adam Mahoney
Hurricane Ida turned thousands out of their homes. The Supreme Court might make it worse
How civilizations thwart extinction in the face of existential crises
Matthew Rozsa
History contains many stories of societies that foresaw crises and did nothing. Will we be the same?
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