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Kharishar Kahfi • September 23, 2022
Buying less clothes might be as important as using natural cotton in reducing microplastic pollution from clothes
Hannah Loss • September 20, 2022
Researchers are changing their single-use plastic habits in and out of work
Maiya Focht • September 9, 2022
An infographic diving into three types of plastic-based fabrics and how they may be affecting our environment
Deborah Balthazar, Daniel Leonard, Tatum McConnell • September 8, 2022
Many plastics contain harmful chemicals, and a zap in the microwave can increase your exposure. The FDA says this exposure isn’t a concern, but some experts recommend caution
Delaney Dryfoos • September 1, 2022
The fragile estuary is also a vital food source for New Yorkers, including Asian Americans, suffering during the pandemic
Niranjana Rajalakshmi • August 26, 2022
Decades after the last Indian cheetah was killed, 36 will soon be imported from Africa. Conservationists aren’t sure it will work
Hannah Loss • August 22, 2022
Immune systems of rhesus macaques aged two years after Hurricane Maria, suggesting humans could also age more quickly after natural disasters
Maiya Focht • August 19, 2022
The textile industry has largely left behind traditional methods of dyeing. Winona Quigley is working to change that
Daniel Leonard • August 17, 2022
The invasion of Ukraine has shown that reliance on Russian natural gas is an unstable strategy for Europe. Hydrogen power is one tool that could help
Tatum McConnell • August 15, 2022
Evon Hekkala has changed our understanding of African crocodiles, thanks to the emergence of ancient DNA research
Physical therapists have a lot to learn about post-viral fatigue in the wake of a ‘tsunami’ of long COVID patients
Delaney Dryfoos • August 10, 2022
Some practitioners are incorporating chronic fatigue rehabilitation research into their treatments
Allison Parshall • July 29, 2022
The people of the South Bronx have almost no access to their own coast. South Bronx Unite’s Arif Ullah is working to change that.
Daniel Leonard • July 27, 2022
Manhattan’s East Village is home to a neighborhood known as “Little Ukraine.” We sought to learn more about Ukrainian culture by visiting the neighborhood’s central museum
Kharishar Kahfi • July 14, 2022
A mathematical system called “approval voting” allows voters to cast more than one vote, giving minority candidates a chance in elections
Tatum McConnell • July 7, 2022
New York City is at the center of a political fight over dimming nighttime lights that attract and kill migrating birds