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For years, satellites and drones have collected an avalanche of scientific data on climate change in the Arctic. But the problem is that there is too much information, and it’s almost impossible to interpret. One Arizona State University professor hopes to change that.

Discriminatory policies enacted more than 100 years ago foreshadowed Arizona’s housing crisis, an expert said.

College Park, MD (PRWEB) September 26, 2022 -- The Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center (ESSIC) has been awarded a new five-year, $95 million

It’s a hot August morning and the nonprofit Circle the City has parked one of its mobile clinics in front of a north Phoenix soup kitchen. The group provides medical care to homeless patients. Inside the trailer, 64-year-old Paul Yager is getting his vitals checked. He’s HIV-positive and on most nights he sleeps in a park nearby. He credits this medical team with keeping him

Three photographers have been shortlisted for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2022, organised by the National Portrait Gallery

The shortlist of photographers for the Taylor Wessing Prize explores themes of identity, queerness, family and daily life

Three international photographers have been shortlisted for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize2022, the prestigious photography award orga

The works by Clémentine Schneidermann have been shortlisted for the prestigious Taylor Wessing Prize.

How can urban planning enhance heat resilience? Researchers in Arizona say cooperation is key.

Cancer is claiming fewer lives these days, and Dr. Wang Shiren says he’s been caring for a steadily declining number of patients suffering from gastrointestinal disorders.Yet a decades-long health calamity continues to grip Huangmengying, a Henan province community of about 2,500 straddling the Huai River, where Dr.