Cancer in the Corn Belt Sparks Actions to Fight Farm Fertilizer Nitrate Contamination
Long-standing concerns about fertilizer runoff leading to toxic nitrates in water supplies look to be getting more traction.
Read more...Long-standing concerns about fertilizer runoff leading to toxic nitrates in water supplies look to be getting more traction.
Read more...Open seas, often touted as freedom of navigation, may be on its way out due to US negligence and technology change.
Read more...Why identity is about sustainability, not uniqueness.
Read more...The solar panel business illustrate how corporations will always find the least acceptable solution to any problem, as they have with AI
Read more...“If true, this is the least bad outcome. Iraqi militias agree to stop targeting U.S. troops, who then can be safely removed.”
Read more...Thinking more deeply about what work is and how it is changing.
Read more...A society that refuses to provide safe and secure housing for every single person is a failure.
Read more...The FTC is scoring some early wins in challenging drug company overreach via using patents on delivery methods to extend drug patent life.
Read more...Israel looks determined to take a huge gamble and attack Lebanon.
Read more...More on Boeing as a symbol of industrial decline, here due to broader environmental and coming energy cost pressures.
Read more...An analysis of electric vehicles’ explains why they are much more efficient. But this take seems to omit some key variables.
Read more...Boeing is in far worse shape than is apparent, even with its quality debacles. And the big reason is the company can lumber on despite that.
Read more...An attack on a US logistics/rear guard post in Jordan demonstrates a new threat to US bases and a strategic gain for militias and Iran.
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