Tag: United States

Climate Change: Why 'Tipping Point' Terminology Fails to Drive ActionIn a world grappling with the looming threat of climate change, the concept of "tipping...

Why Do Earthworms Surface During Rainy Weather?On a rainy day, you'll often see lots of earthworms on sidewalks and roads. But what makes the...

Frontier Supercomputer Creates Largest-Ever Universe SimulationThe world's second fastest supercomputer, Frontier, located at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, has recently made headlines by creating the...

Protecting Climate Data: Scientists Prepare for Battle Against Trump AdministrationAs the political landscape shifts once again, scientists across the country are bracing themselves for...

Preventing Future Pandemics: Confronting the Dangers of Silent SpreadIn the chaotic landscape of public health emergencies, the threat of silent spread looms large, as...

RFK Jr. Potential Head of CDC, FDA, NIH: Impact on Public HealthHappy Monday, listeners! For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. Let’s kick...

Iron Deficiency and Anemia in Young Women: Commonly Underestimated IssueRachel Feltman: Imagine the young women in your life. Are they always feeling tired, struggling...

NASA's Artemis Moon Landing Mission Faces Further DelayNASA has faced another setback in its plans to return astronauts to the moon. The Artemis mission,...

Uncovering the Impact of Embracing False RealitiesIn a society where truth is constantly under siege, the repercussions of embracing false realities can be profound...

Using Humor to Overcome Challenges: The Power of Laughter in Tough TimesHow Humor Takes the Edge off Hard TimesWhen life feels difficult, humor can...