Science Archive
Archives for November 2022
Should coal, oil, and natural gas still be part of the answer for the world’s poorest in an era of climate change?
“Immunity debt” can explain this year’s eye-popping cold and flu season — but it can also be dangerously misinterpreted.
This is what the future of mental health could look like.
More exports, and the lingering effects of extreme weather, could affect bills.
We still aren’t ready for the next one — but a new report offers a blueprint for ending pandemics.
Putting humans on the moon is more political than you might think.
Covid-19 vaccines helped stem the pandemic, but public skepticism about them could doom future vaccines.
COP27, the climate change meeting in Egypt, finally got a deal on one of the most critical outstanding issues.
The trend reveals the importance of data sharing between state, federal, and tribal health authorities.
Nebraska’s next governor made his fortune in bacon and racked up pollution complaints along the way. Now he’s turning his sights on alternative meat.
The environmental movement has a buzzword problem.
The rocket finally launched, equipped with scientific experiments to test how deep space affects our bodies.
Over 100 pages of documents show how the space agency handles social media and discussions about Ukraine.
Here’s how to prepare for it.
At the COP27 UN climate talks, Biden says America will put “our money where our mouth is.”