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By Apr 5, 2021
Science

Why millions of students are missing out on food-assistance benefits

Only 3 percent of US college students are enrolled in SNAP. That number should go up exponentially.
By Apr 1, 2021
Health

COVID-19 was the third leading killer in the US for 2020

COVID-19 death rates were highest among people of color and people 85 and older.
By Apr 1, 2021
Environment

Chevron just got hit with an official greenwashing complaint. Here’s what that means.

Only a miniscule portion of the company's massive market value goes towards renewable energy projects.
By Mar 19, 2021
Animals

Wisconsin permitted people to hunt a contentious species. That might change next year.

Amid backlash, the state is forming a new gray wolf management committee to reconsider the rules for 2022.
By Mar 10, 2021
Environment

Oil and gas companies are making old pipelines the landowner’s problem

In the US, private residents end up footing the bill to prevent further eyesores and pollution.
By Mar 9, 2021
Environment

Companies may soon pay a higher price for emitting carbon. But will it be high enough?

A new policy brings back an old approach to tallying the cost of carbon, albeit with limitations.
By Mar 1, 2021
Animals

Wisconsin hunters have already killed more gray wolves than allowed

More than 27,000 people applied for permits for the state’s first wolf hunt since 2014.
By Feb 22, 2021
Environment

Biden sets an ambitious goal to protect 30 percent of US lands and waters

The executive order is short on details, but hunting and fishing groups are hoping it will create more habitat by...
By Jan 28, 2021
Health

The US is way behind on tracking COVID-19 variants

It makes it all the more difficult to stop new infections.
By Jan 22, 2021
Technology

The FCC is about to undergo a huge shift that could drastically affect the internet

What does the future hold for Net Neutrality, the digital divide, and Section 230?