The Guardian The coronavirus pandemic has stalled scientific fieldwork and may even start to affect the monitoring of the climate, scientists have warned.
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mongabay.com As the Beagle traversed the frigid waters of Tierra del Fuego on its famed voyage, Charles Darwin noted the diversity of life teeming in the dense
KRCTV.com California has cut its COVID-19 testing backlog by more than two-thirds. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Saturday the state has 13,000 pending tests as of Friday, down
Sacramento Bee Fourteen years ago, California made a huge investment in public health by creating a standalone state department and seeding it with tens of millions of
CalPERS Employee Tests Negative For Coronavirus As volatile stock markets have resulted in tens of billions of dollars of losses for the California Public Employees' Retirement System
AGnetwest.com Officials are working diligently to ensure that the public is aware of the factual information surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and how it relates to food safety.
Governing.com Behind the tap-of-your-phone convenience of hailing an Uber or Lyft lies an inconvenient truth: Such rides generate more carbon emissions than simply driving yourself.
The Daily Beast Nearly three months after the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office found no evidence of misconduct in a cluster of horse deaths at Santa Anita
Tufts.edu When you think about someone working in public service, you may picture a City Hall employee, a public-school teacher, or a police officer. What about a
ScienceNews.org As the new coronavirus makes its way around the world, doctors and researchers are searching for drugs to treat the ill and stop the spread of