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‘A Quiet Place’ Is the Lived Reality for These Hawaiian Insects

‘A Quiet Place’ Is the Lived Reality for These Hawaiian Insects

‘A Quiet Place’ Is the Lived Reality for These Hawaiian Insects Parasites forced Hawaii’s crickets to evolve hushed mating songs. A new study shows the parasites might be evolving their hearing in turn.

Science & Nature Earth Sounds

A collage of civil rights and climate marches.

A collage of civil rights and climate marches.

Bill McKibben: Baby Boomers Are in Their Climate Era Older Americans grew up in an era of sweeping social change. Some are now rekindling that spirit in defense of the climate.

Democracy Identity & Community

A double exposure shadowed figure is on fire.

A double exposure shadowed figure is on fire.

Climate Change is “Baking” Elderly Prisoners Decarceration advocates are fighting to free older inmates as temperatures soar to deadlier heights.

Anthropocene Environmental Justice

The outline of a person sits down next to a bunch of grapes and a slice of watermelon.

The outline of a person sits down next to a bunch of grapes and a slice of watermelon.

The Inner Lives of Fruit Flies The pestering insects have taught science so much about humanity. What if we valued them for their own worth, too?

Biodiversity Science & Nature

A collage of an earth in the midst of destruction while two hands move toward each other for a handshake.

A collage of an earth in the midst of destruction while two hands move toward each other for a handshake.

I’m a Young Conservative Concerned About Climate Change As young Republicans express deeper concerns about climate change, it’s becoming clear that environmental protection shouldn’t be partisan.

Anthropocene Democracy

Two dung beetles roll not he dirt along with a circular cut out of solar system drawing.

Two dung beetles roll not he dirt along with a circular cut out of solar system drawing.

Dung, the Cradle of Diversity Guided by celestial bodies in the sky, dung beetles fertilize the land, nourishing their surroundings and engineering flourishing ecosystems

Common Origins Deep Ecology

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