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The staff behind the Conservation Program are leading Stanford’s land stewardship efforts to ensure the university’s vast natural landscape and biodiversity can thrive.

/PRNewswire/ -- The nonprofit group Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS), has released an Earth Day callout campaign to implore the public to...

One could argue that the history of the first Earth Day provides a cautionary tale of the dangers of allowing activist passion to guide science.

It’s been 53 years since the first Earth Day. People in the Philadelphia area share their memories of the event, and what it means to them decades later.

Generation Z and millennials continue to suffer needlessly from “climate anxiety.”

Yesterday–just YESTERDAY!–I wrote about how rice is in the crosshairs because the global warming cult wants to reduce greenhouse gases. Rice is the staple food for 1/3rd of the world&#8217...

There is a war on food. No, that is not an overstatement. It is a fact. A fact for which the evidence is so overwhelming that only a liberal could deny it. You already know about the war on beef&#8230...

Individually, autoimmune disease and conditions do not attract much attention from healthcare administrators or funders.

One thing that Elon Musk and Bill Gates have in common, besides being two of the five richest people in the world, is that they both believe that there is a very serious risk that an AI more intelligent than them - and, so, more intelligent than you and I, obviously - will one day take over, or destroy, the world. This makes sense because in our society how smart you are is well-known to be the best predictor of how successful and powerful you will become. But it’s not only the richest people ...

There is no reasoning with the doom-and-gloom ecofascists.