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DEAR READERS: Minnesota journalist Brandon Ferdig, in his article “The wolf debate and modern America” (Star Tribune, March 2), clearly presents how the wo...

After spot-on application, imidacloprid and fipronil spread over the surface of the skin, where they are incorporated into the superficial epidermis and se...

It is evident to me, as author of several articles and books on bioethics, that the Alabama Supreme Court ruling of personhood for in vitro fertilized (IVF...

“What the Trees Have Seen” is Martha Jackson Jarvis’s first solo museum exhibition since 1996. Her expressive mixed-media paintings flood the galleries with vibrant sweeps of color, which are accompanied…

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Triffids and Ents did not make this list, but other remarkable trees did. From a eucalyptus grove where trees have golden leaves (yes, actual gold) to a

A growing number of countries and courts say the environment should be endowed with legal rights.

Thanks to our Constitution, being a person comes with plenty of perks, like securing lifelong legal status and commanding a bill of guaranteed rights. In 1886, the Supreme Court took

Granting legal status to nature makes it easier to sue for environmental damage, writes Frederick Hewett.

MIT Assistant Professor of Literature Benjamin Mangrum receives the 2023 Levitan Prize in the Humanities. His research focuses on the cultural and intellectual history of environmental rights.