Dallas Green Jobs Training

The Dallas Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability Green Jobs Skills program is an effort to advance goals set in the Comprehensive Environmental and Climate Action Plan (CECAP) Read More »

Spotlight on Men’s Health

As we turn the page to June, a month filled with the promise of summer’s warmth and vibrant sunshine, we are particularly mindful of the special day dedicated to the incredible men Read More »

Microplastics in Placentas

A University of New Mexico study found nano- and microplastics in all 62 tested placenta samples, including polyethylene from water bottles and bags. Read More »

Being a Successful Couple

Drs. John and Julie Gottman found that successful couples excel at making "repairs"—simple, mundane gestures that reaffirm their partner's importance. Read More »

New Recommendations for Concussion Treatment

Research and the Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport now advocate for active rehabilitation, emphasizing light activity and daily routines to promote recovery. Read More »

Familiar Smells Unlock Memories

A study in JAMA Network Open reveals that odors help people with major depressive disorder recall more vivid and specific personal memories than words. Read More »

New Limits on ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Drinking Water

The EPA has set the first national drinking water standard to reduce exposure to toxic PFAS chemicals. Read More »

Mystery of Mima Mounds

Nestled between Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens, the Mima Mounds are a mysterious grassland expanse with formations up to seven feet tall, their origin remains unsolved. Read More »

Mass Bleaching at the Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef faces its fifth mass bleaching since 2016 due to unusually warm waters, compounded by a 2023 El Niño effect. Read More »

World’s Oldest Forest Discovered in England

Cambridge scientists discovered a 390-million-year-old fossil forest in southwest England, featuring the oldest known woody root systems. Read More »

Making Concrete Green

Concrete, the second most used substance globally, produces 7% of carbon emissions. Startups are innovating low-CO2 cement solutions. Read More »

Warming Climate May Change Forests

Rising temperatures disrupt the internal clocks of lenga beech trees in the Andes, causing genetic changes and stunted growth. Read More »