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Social and Environmental Issues
Daylight Saving Time: an Hour with Far-Reaching Effects
The highly coveted extra hour for millions of Americans will come soon, as the clocks "fall back" an hour and daylight saving time ends for the... more »
Rock the Vote: Your Voice Matters
Heading to the polls this November? Or mailing in your ballot? The 2024 general elections for the United States are fast approaching, and it’s time to... more »
Workin’ 9 to 5: A Look at Labor Day
After a whirlwind summer filled with endless beach days, popsicles, and the Olympics, we are enduring the shift towards back-to-school days, football... more »
Turning Food Deserts into Oases
When we think of a desert, a dry, sandy locale with cacti and tumbleweeds rolling across a long, winding road might come to mind. Yet what many... more »
Waste Not, Want Not: Clean Up Our Oceans
Did you know that oceans cover 70 percent of the Earth’s surface? They contain about 324 million cubic miles of water, more than 97 percent of all... more »
Happy Trails this Summer
Who doesn’t love lacing up a comfy pair of shoes and exploring the great outdoors? Luckily, there are trails in nearly every town and state across... more »
Back to (Civilian) Life: Providing Support for Returning Veterans
The shift back to civilian life after deployment is different for everyone. While many veterans have little to no problems readjusting back home, some... more »
A Month for Earth
Our planet is amazing, isn’t it? Earth rockets around the sun at 67,000 mph. It is the only planet in our solar system known to support life... more »
Women in Science: Bridging the Gap
What do Marie Curie, Jane Goodall, Jane Cooke Wright, Barbara McClintock, and Katherine Johnson have in common? They are all brilliant scientists and... more »
New Beginnings: Set and Keep Your Resolutions
Hit the gym. Eat better. Hone a new skill or passion. Limit screen time. Guzzle down more water, perhaps. We all do it– we set New Year’s... more »
