Tag: science
The ICJ Rules That Failing to Combat Climate Change Could Violate International Law
If a country fails to take decisive action to protect the planet from climate change, it could be breaking international law and be held...
Florida Is Now a Haven for Unproven Stem-Cell Treatments
Florida is the latest state to sidestep the authority of the Food and Drug Administration by allowing patients to access certain stem-cell treatments that...
“Whenever we see a small company with a good idea, we’re on fire”: How M&A and innovation keep L’Oréal ahead in global beauty
A decade ago, while L’Oréal stood as the clear global leader in beauty, a new set of independent brands was beginning to gain traction....
Climate change is creating ‘new vulnerabilities’ for disease pandemics – Carbon Brief
Climate change is creating “new vulnerabilities” for pandemics,...
South Korea Plans to Build a Base on the Moon
China, India, and Japan are not the only countries on the Asian continent looking to establish themselves in the fledgling space economy. South Korea...
A Top NASA Official Is Among Thousands of Staff Leaving the Agency
You can add another name to the thousands of employees leaving NASA as the Trump administration primes the space agency for a 25 percent...
Newly Discovered ‘Infinity Galaxy’ Could Prove How Ancient Supermassive Black Holes Formed
A team of astronomers have discovered a curious figure in the universe. It is two distant galaxies colliding with each other to form a...
EPA Employees Still in the Dark as Agency Dismantles Scientific Research Office
Several EPA scientists stressed to WIRED that ORD’s current structure, which allows research to happen independent of the policy-making that occurs in other parts...
Harvard is hoping court rules Trump administration’s $2.6B research cuts were illegal
BOSTON – Harvard University will appear in federal court Monday to make the case that the Trump administration illegally cut $2.6 billion from the...
The Hunt for a Fundamental Theory of Quantum Gravity
The world of Bousso’s new theorem still departs from our universe in notable ways. For mathematical convenience, he assumed that there’s an unlimited variety...
