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An agreement between NASA and the University of Arizona may lead to major developments in human spaceflight research.

An agreement between NASA and the University of Arizona may lead to major developments in human spaceflight research.

Arizona OKs Uranium Mining Permit in the Grand Canyon Watershed, National Parks Conservation Association Reports

Center for Biological Diversity: Mine Threatens to Deplete, Pollute Groundwater, Springs

I was originally going to write this post for the 4th of July, given the subject matter. However, as regular readers know, I am not unlike Dug the Dog in the movie Up, with new topics that float past me in my social media and blog reading rounds serving as the squirrel. But never let it be said, though, that I don't circle back to topics that interest med.

Tracy Gaudet has resigned as founding executive director of the Whole Health Institute, the nonprofit group announced Monday.

Tracy Gaudet has resigned as founding executive director of the Whole Health Institute, the nonprofit group announced Monday.

Arizona will host the first-ever space surgery fellowship thanks to a partnership between Banner Health, the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix, and SpaceX.

Tracy Gaudet has resigned as founding executive director of the Whole Health Institute, the nonprofit group announced Monday.

In the first issue of 2022, you’ll meet some hardworking Westerners, from the Indigenous women determined to preserve New Mexico’s Rio Grande, to the Nevada gold miners employed by a mega-corporation that cares as little for its workers as it does for the land it bulldozes. In Puget Sound, the Swinomish Indian Community shows that eelgrass and aquaculture can coexist, while Wyoming wonders whether Natrium nuclear reactors can take the place of coal. We ask uncomfortable questions: Why did th...