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Long before modern science warned of global warming, the Founding Fathers believed human activity was reshaping the planet’s climate—and they set out to prove it.
By: Raphael Calel
The majestic elephant, while beloved by the public, faces danger and adversity in both captivity and the wild.
By: Courtney Scott
The growing emergence of diseases from animals suggests that we need to rethink our reliance on animals as a food source.
By: Vicky Bond
Zoonotic diseases linked to factory farming raise pandemic risks, but food tech innovations offer a safer alternative.
By: Alex Crisp
From resilience to resourcefulness, human ecology education offers the life skills our schools forgot—equipping the next generation to navigate adulthood, climate challenges, and complex social systems with confidence, care, and collective strength.
By: Sandra Ericson
Research suggests that human consciousness evolved as a cognitive filter, privileging and amplifying human-communicative inputs as a foundation for transmissive teaching and learning, language development, and, ultimately, cultural evolution and culture itself.
By: Josh Fisher
Latino community members in Southern California use the ''tanda'' system for mutual financial support.
By: Damon Orion
The worker-owned collective ChiCommons helps Chicago residents find local mutual aid-based organizations.
By: Damon Orion
Milk made from plants is entering the public consciousness (and stomachs) in coffee shops across the globe.
By: Mikhala Kaseweter
Lack of law enforcement leads to needless suffering of sentient beings.
By: Reynard Loki