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Berkeley Earth data shows record ocean heat and an intensifying El Niño pushing 2026 toward its hottest year ever.
We haven't written up this one. Quartz has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Urbanization and biodiversity loss have reduced human contact with the diverse microbiomes found in natural environments. Exposure to environmental microbes supports the normal development and regulation of the immune system.
Playing more and more, struggling to cut back, or continuing to game despite its negative impact on everyday life can all be signs of gaming disorder. But what about women who play video games and may be overlooked by conventional diagnostic tools?
When the brain rests after learning, it actively replays recent experiences. A new brain imaging study reveals this mental replay prioritizes general themes while stripping away specific details, suggesting false memories are a natural byproduct of learning.
On Indigenous Peoples Day, let’s honor the leadership and contributions of Indigenous women in water. Women – and particularly Indigenous women – are underrepresented in the water workforce and make up less than one in three voices in water governance. Yet, the water sector has much to learn from women’s leadership.
We did not measure smoke from exhaust pipes. We measured what drivers believe, what they intend to do, and how they see government support. We used Social Cognitive Theory to make sense of it.
