Across many nations, including America, Earth Day is celebrated on April 22. This is a day for people worldwide to focus on the great environment in which we live and breathe, and raise awareness about environmental problems.
In this blog post, literary scholar René van Slooten argues that Poe was ahead of his time in scientific thought.
James Hamblin, a skeptical medical doctor, explores the benefits of ecotherapy.
In his new book, author and professor Randall Fuller investigates how abolitionists and slaveholders reacted to Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution. In this Q&A, he shares what he discovered.
Neil deGrasse Tyson makes the case for doubling the small budget allotted to NASA.
When fertilizer runs off into streams, it can cause major water-quality problems. One teenager found a surprisingly simple solution.
It was once thought that we developed all of the brain cells we would ever have in the womb. However, that belief has been upended, in part through the study of birds.
If you feel like you and your dog love each other, it isn’t just your imagination. Research shows that levels of a bonding hormone spike in both dogs and their humans when they’re together.
Of course humans need nature, but here is a collection of people’s personal stories about why nature matters in their lives. Click the links to find out more.
What if you could advance scientific knowledge just by playing with your dog?
