New York Times The federal Environmental Protection Agency is preparing to significantly limit the scientific and medical research that the government can use to determine public health

edf.org  In late 2018, I traveled to the Pajaro Valley, west of Santa Cruz, for a tour of a Driscoll’s research facility, which provided an eye-opening view

Forbes Something truly amazing has happened at this year’s Broadcom MASTERS National STEM Competition. Out of the 30 finalists chosen from across the country, the top five

Truthout After “Sharpiegate” – when President Donald Trump wrongly said Hurricane Dorian threatened Alabama -- Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told officials at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Washington Post While Californians by the tens of thousands statewide have fled wildfires, there are a handful of researchers who have driven towards them.

KQED Thousands of people remain under mandatory evacuation orders in Northern California. Some have endured wildfires, smoke, floods, blackouts and evacuations many times. Now, even though the

Repairer Driven News California district attorneys’ investigation of Service King’s trash since 2016 has led to a $2.35 million settlement against the MSO, the Alameda County DA

Scientific American Let’s imagine what might happen if the rules of professional science evolved such that scientists were incentivized to publish as many papers as they could. 

Mercury News California’s toxic substances authority is allowing an 86-acre brownfield to be capped over with concrete rather than requiring the soil be removed ahead of a

Florida Politics Florida’s Blue-Green Algae Task Force says the state government needs to regulate sewage treatment and disposal, expand septic tank oversight, implement a stormwater monitoring program