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Recent research suggests we are overlooking the role of fathers in fetal alcohol syndrome
Michael Golding
For decades, mothers have borne the brunt of scrutiny for alcohol use during pregnancy — what about dads?
The only thing that blocks adoption of more sustainable plastics is our obsession with fossil fuels
Matthew Rozsa
Poor financial incentives and unsustainable supply chains slow the transition to biodegradable plastics
America’s future demands hope: Is Joe Biden up to the task?
Brian Karem
As we head into yet another Trump-Biden race in 2024, America is fueled by seething anger. Can we escape?
These 5 animals have culture. Here’s what they can reveal about our shared evolutionary experience
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Scientists are working to understand how culture shapes different species’ evolution, from bugs to birds
“Our democracy hangs by a thread”: Expert panel says a Trump victory in 2024 will end it
Chauncey DeVega
Fight through the trauma and exhaustion, our panel urges: The 2024 election could "end the American experiment"
One woman died on an Alaska mayor’s property. Then another. No one has ever been charged
Kyle Hopkins
The men involved — the ex-mayor’s sons — faced few consequences despite a long history of similar allegations
“The OA” creator Brit Marling talks “Murder” and life’s mysteries that sit “inside the questions”
Nardos Haile
On "Salon Talks," Brit Marling discusses her new Hulu series, amateur sleuths, AI and how "The OA" could return
“Utter embarrassment”: “Pathetic” GOPer runs to Fox News to brag about challenging witness to fight
Gabriella Ferrigine
Markwayne Mullin in another interview reminisced about the days when you "used to be able to cane" in Congress
Polling expert sees a “basic flaw” in Democrats’ 2024 strategy: “An informed and engaged electorate”
Chauncey DeVega
"Democrats still don’t understand this basic flaw in their strategy," says Rachel Bitecofer
Trump’s public plan for revenge hands Democrats “the greatest opportunity for a positive outcome”
Chauncey DeVega
"They are proud of their extremist agenda — and they have made it crystal clear to anyone paying attention"
Unleash the kangaroos, New Hampshire!
Rae Hodge
Please legalize kangaroo farms in America so I can fight climate change with weird hamburgers
Mike Johnson’s “biblical” economics: Using Christian nationalism to “enhance plutocratic wealth”
Chauncey DeVega
Author Katherine Stewart on how Mike Johnson ended up with so much power
Joe Biden’s economy is, honestly, pretty amazing: How come he doesn’t get credit?
Kirk Swearingen
Many voters claim Biden's economy is bad and Trump's was better. What fantasy version of America do they live in?
Sleep, the bedrock of public health, is eroding. This is how experts say we can fix it
Nicole Karlis
In order to address other health problems, poor sleep in America needs to be treated like a public health crisis
Is Biden taking climate change seriously? Here’s why some experts want him to declare an emergency
Matthew Rozsa
Would declaring a climate emergency do anything? Some are skeptical, others say Biden can't do it soon enough
The last 12 months were the hottest in recorded history, analysis finds
Matthew Rozsa
Roughly nine out of ten people experienced at least 10 days of record heat over the past year
Smart climate policy is good for people, not just the environment
Matthew Rozsa
Fighting climate change can improve our diets and physical health. It's not too late to adopt smarter policy
Why fossil fuel companies can’t leave resources stranded
Dennis Meredith
Huge legal, political, and economic obstacles stand in the way of limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 C
Meatless Monday: The first 20 years
Hannah Walhout
" If Meatless Monday was your first introduction to the broader meat-reduction movement, you’re not alone"
Barbra Streisand’s memoir reveals relationship secrets and stage fright dating back to “Funny Girl”
Nardos Haile
The celebrated singer and actress gives us a glimpse at the early phases of her career and personal life
Climate data can save lives. Most countries can’t access it
Zoya Teirstein
A report finds only 23 percent of countries use climate data to inform their public health strategies
Could graphic cigarette-style warning labels on meat products curb consumption?
Michael La Corte
"The pandemic label was most effective, then the health, then the climate warnings" the researcher said
Expert climatologist says the Earth is heating up even faster than predicted
Matthew Rozsa
James Hansen began sounding the alarm on climate change in the 1980s. The situation is only getting more dire
Why can’t we just quit cows?
Naoki Nitta
". . . Even a modest skew away from meat-based diets can shrink an individual’s carbon footprint as much as 75%"
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