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Trump-like figure in a stream

Trump White House rule dramatically deregulated wetlands, streams and drinking water

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Social Sciences

An X-ray reconstruction of a 32-million-year-old fossil kelp holdfast colored to show the base (orange), holdfast (yellow) and the bivalve shell to which it attached (blue).

Pacific kelp forests are far older that we thought

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Panels A and B show the side-on and underneath view of a hummingbird passing through an aperture sideways. C and D show the same views of the hummingbird passing thorough an aperture like a bullet with its wings swept back.

Mystery solved: how hummingbirds fly through gaps that are too small

Categories Life & Non-humans, Physics & Mathematics

Mother and daughter at the beach

Is there a link between a mother’s mental well-being and their children’s?

Categories Brain & Behavior

A huge storm dominates the rather featureless surface of Saturn in an image taken by the Cassini spacecraft on Feb. 25, 2011, about 12 weeks after the powerful storm was first detected in the planet's northern hemisphere. The megastorm is seen overtaking itself as it encircles the entire planet. Astronomers have found deep in the atmosphere the aftereffects of megastorms that occurred hundreds of years ago. The dark stripes are the shadows of Saturn's rings.

Hundred-year storms? That’s how long they last on Saturn.

Categories Space

A spectroscopic map of Ganymede derived from JWST measurements shows light absorption around the poles characteristic of the molecule hydrogen peroxide. The circle outlines the surfaces of the moon.

James Webb Space Telescope sees Jupiter moons in a new light

Categories Space

The combination of two brain waves, called sleep spindles and slow waves, predict an increase in the body’s sensitivity to the hormone called insulin, which consequentially and beneficially lowers blood glucose levels.”

New Link Between Deep Sleep and Blood Sugar Control

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Parker Solar Probe

Parker Solar Probe Unveils the Sun’s Secrets: Fast Solar Wind Traced to Coronal Holes

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

Yuria Celidwen, a UC Berkeley Othering and Belonging Institute senior fellow, sheds light on how Western institutions can ethically approach the use of psychedelics. (Photo illustration by Neil Freese)

Why Indigenous ‘Spirit medicine’ principles must be a priority in psychedelic research

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Social Sciences

Scientists have long debated whether comb jellies (left) or sponges (right) are the sister group to all other animals. A detailed comparison of the chromosomes of these and other animals to the chromosomes of three single-celled non-animal groups finally resolves the question. (Photos courtesy of MBARI)

What did the earliest animals look like?

Categories Life & Non-humans

Farm

To more effectively sequester biomass and carbon, just add salt

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Speciesism places Homo sapiens at the top of a hierarchy that is often used to justify sacrificing other animals, plants, fungi and microbes for the benefit of humanity. A different perspective is needed to ensure the survival of Earth’s ecosystem and ultimately humans themselves, a new book argues.

Speciesism, like racism, imperils humanity and the planet

Categories Life & Non-humans

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