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"Those in service to others fundamentally understand that humans can solve the problems they create," the author writes.

Op-Ed: The HCIA's Amanda Neisheiwat explains how climate change impacts every aspect of our lives, including local governments.

Last month, the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change came out with a synthesis of recent climate reports. The news is not good. How do we respond?

What does existing research say about the connection between substance use disorders and eating disorders?

Sixty per cent of the heat created by gas ranges ends up heating you and your kitchen, not the food; with an induction range, only 14 per cent of the heat is lost.

An IPCC report underlines the importance of urgent and real action to make any changes in mitigating climate change.

The new academic center will further the study and practice of asset management by supporting research, convening thought leaders, and funding scholarships for students.

In 2022, adolescents with a substance use disorder in Connecticut utilized emergency services at twice the rate of adults (18% versus 9%) with comparatively low

No more than 44% of people in any Maine county think climate change will harm them. Studies show Americans misjudge how others feel about climate change.

The long slog of lawmaking in Congress isn’t exactly riveting to the average American.But once those laws take effect? People start paying attention and getting excited as they see the benefits show up in their lives.That’s especially true with the...