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In Rhode Island and Connecticut — and certainly at the Westerly Library, with our proximity to Wilcox Park — we’re lucky to be surrounded by natural beauty. While we’re certainly

Laura Belin shares one photograph from each of Bleeding Heartland's 25 posts featuring wildflowers or nature during 2023.

Laura Belin shares one photograph from each of Bleeding Heartland's 25 posts featuring wildflowers or nature during 2023.

Unraveling the inner workings of a vine root’s rhizosphere and microbiome, the critical realms in a plant’s search for food and water.

The convergence of artificial intelligence and food development means healthier and tastier vegan meats and cheeses are on the way.

In “Planta Sapiens,” Paco Calvo addresses our “plant blindness.”

The recent explosion in the stunning power of artificial intelligence is likely to transform virtually every domain of human life in the near future, with effects that no-one can yet predict.

The Mena District Cooling Projects Conference starts with more than 250 industry experts and government officials focusing on growing opportunities in the sector

Psilocybin’s antidepressant effects and multiple NY Assembly bills to allow its...

When did they get into our homes? A brief history of houseplants When did they get into our homes? A brief history of houseplants “More sun? Less sun? What do you want? More water? Less water? Why don’t you speak? Answer me now! (1) My grandma loved plants. She kept dozens of them with their terracotta vases precisely aligned on the ground or suspended on iron frames close to the staircase. When I was young, I liked to see her taking care of red and pink hairy geraniums or repotting asparag...