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- Did ancient builders use hydraulic engineering to build step pyramids?ASCE MagazinePyramidsancient civilizationengineeringinterdisciplinary
- Honey “Fingerprinting” Could Fight Sweet DeceptionAmbrook ResearchHoneyfraudimportschemical signature
- Bridge improvement bonanza: Pennsylvania’s efforts bear fruitASCE MagazineInfrastructurebridgesIIJA
- The weird way the Los Angeles basin alters earthquakesBBCEarthquakesseismologytectonicshazardCalifornia
- The future of construction? The case for 3D-printed, biobased materialsASCE MagazineBiomaterialsconstruction3D printingrecycling
- Bats are the Perfect Predator for Destructive Moths– If Farmers Can Coax Them InAmbrook ResearchBatsagriculturepesticidesapplesbiodiversity
- Engineers vs. hurricanes: How to protect people, mitigate damageASCE MagazineHurricanesengineeringfloodingclimate changecoastal
- Long-distance caregiving? Innovative monitoring tools can helpNew York & Michigan Solutions Journalism CollaborativeCaregivingtechnologylong-distancehealthsolutions
- New U.S. agroforestry project will pay farmers to expand ‘climate-smart’ acresMongabayAgroforestrygrantagriculturefederal fundingclimate
- The solar eclipse is a great opportunity for students and citizen scientists alikeGreat Lakes NowEclipsecitizen scienceexperimentsstudents
- Some hemp with your wine? Study shows better soil, potentially flavors from intercroppingMongabayHempagroecologywinewater
- Uncovering the causes of far-field, seismic-induced liquefactionASCE MagazineLiquefactionseismicengineeringhazards
- Thunderquakes Map the SubsurfaceEosSeismicthunderDASurban seismologymapping
- Old Faithful Is Boiling, Smelly and the Perfect Home for These Living ThingsNew York TimesMicrobesgeysersYellowstoneextremophiles
- How You Make Money Matters When It Comes to Carbon EmissionsEosEmissionscarboneconomicsinvestmentsinequality
- Urban heat islands’ effects extend underground tooASCE MagazineHeatclimateheat islandinfrastructurecivil engineering
- Is low- to no-carbon cement the future of construction?ASCE MagazineCementcarbonclimateconstructioncivil engineering
- These Bees Have Been Mummified in Their Cocoons for 3,000 YearsNew York TimesBeesfossilmummificationecosystem
- EMU’s greenhouse is a hidden gem of research, education, and relaxationEMU TodayGreenhousebiologyecologyhigher educationcommunity garden
- AI could help refine tsunami early warning systemsASCE MagazineAItsunamihazardhydrophoneearthquake
- How recent research on rising sea levels could impact coastal designsASCE MagazineSea levelclimate changecoastinfrastructureflooding
- Hydrogen Fuel Prospects Rise with Governmental Support and Green ProductionEngineeringGreen hydrogencarbonemissionsrenewablegrid
- Roman concrete offers lessons in longevityASCE MagazineConcreteRomansengineeringemissionshistoric
- Can sand be used to create energy on demand?ASCE MagazineEnergy storageminesenergy gridsand
- In landslide-prone areas, earthquake effects can extend for yearsASCE MagazineSeismiclandslidesatellitescivil engineering
- Native Americans Conducted Large-Scale Copper Mining 6,000 Years AgoScientific AmericanMiningpollutioncopperIndigenouslakes
- ‘One of our greatest climate solutions’: Q&A with the U.S. National Agroforestry Center’s new directorMongabayAgroforestryclimate changesolutionsUnited States
- Can seismic instruments act as early warning systems for flooding?ASCE MagazineSeismicfloodinghazardearly warningcivil engineering
- Tidal Floods Are Coming to More U.S. Cities, Thanks to the Moon’s WobblePopular MechanicsMoontidescoastal flooding
- Can Decommissioned Mines Become Green Power Generators?Eosmineshydropowerenergy storageenergy grid
- New report provides road map for expanding chestnut agroforestry in the U.S.MongabayagroforestryUnited Statestreesfoodchestnut
- In Pennsylvania, agroforestry holds a key to cleaning up waterways and Chesapeake BayMongabayagroforestrytreesChesapeake Baypollution
- Nuts about agroforestry in the U.S. Midwest: Can hazelnuts transform farming?MongabayagroforestrytreesfoodMidwesthazelnuts
- Scientists look to wheatgrass to save dryland farming and capture carbonMongabayClimatewheatwaterdroughtagriculture
- Getting hands-on with pollination can boost cocoa yields, study showsMongabaycocoapollinationhumanstrees
- Detailed Geologic Mapping Helps Identify Health HazardsEosmappingradongeohealthhazardsKentuckycancer
- Antarctic Study Shows How Much Space Dust Hits Earth Every YearScientific AmericanmeteoritesdustAntarcticageochronology
- Observing a Galápagos Volcano from Buildup to EruptionEosseismicvolcanomonitoringGalapagosbasalteruptionlava
- The Surprising Source of Greenhouse Gas EmissionsEosmethanepipelineleakgreenhouse gasfossil fuelsemissions
- Simultaneous Drought and Heat Wave Events Are Becoming More CommonEosheat wavedroughtweather stresshazards
- Can newspaper reporting uncover flood risk?Eosfloodhistorical recordshazards
- Radioactive Bookkeeping of Carbon EmissionsEosemissionspollutionfossil fuelscarbonradioactive
- Frequently Dry Waterways Still Contribute to Carbon EmissionsEoscarbonriversmonitoringemissions
- The Long-Lasting Legacy of Deep-Sea MiningEosdeep-seaminingmicrobesocean
- Geoscientists Help Map the PandemicEosmappinggeohealthpandemichazardsCOVID-19
- Leveraging Satellite Sensors for Oil Spill DetectionEosfossil fuelsoceansatelliteoil spill
- Researchers Quantify a Seeded SnowpackEossnowsnowpackwestern USclouds
- River Ice is DisappearingEosclimate changerivericesatelliteecosystems
- The Give and Take of Mercury in Glacial LandscapesEosglaciersplantsecosystemsmercurypollution
- The Drones That Track Down Buried WarheadsPopular MechanicsdronesmilitaryordnanceGPRsecurity
- What Lies Beneath Is Important for Ice SheetsEostopographyAntarcticaglacierclimate change
- Finding Faults in Our Past: Uncovering the Messina EarthquakeEoshistorical recordsfaultsearthquakeItaly
- Some Communities Feel the Effects of Air Pollution More Than OthersEospollutionsocial justiceair qualityparticulates
- Fugitive Gas Abetted by Barometric PressureEosmethanedrillingweather
- Sparks May Reveal the Nature of Ash PlumesEos:volcanoeruptionlightning
- Could Seismic Networks Reveal Hard-to-Detect Nuclear Tests?Eosseismicnuclearsecurity
- Dusting Off the Arid Antiquity of the SaharaEosdustSaharageochronologystratigraphy
- Gravel Gives Clues to the Strength of PaleotsunamisEostsunamimachine learningsedimentology
- Nuclear Winter May Bring a Decade of DestructionEosnuclearwaratmosphere
- Did Bacterial Enzymes Cap the Oxygen in Early Earth’s Atmosphere?Eosatmospherepaleooxygenalgae
- The Dawning of the Age of Old AquifersEosgroundwaterage datingaquifer
- New Tool Reveals That Soils Are Teeming with Active MicrobesEossoilmicrobesamino acids
- Climate Change Could Threaten Your CuppaEosclimate changefoodheatweathertea
- Bitcoin’s Not-So-Carbon-Friendly FootprintEoscarboncryptocurrencycomputing
- The Cassini Mission May Be Over, but New Discoveries AboundEosSpaceimagerySaturnCassini
- Historic Solutions to Sea Level Rise May Help Modern CommunitiesEosclimate changesea level risehistoryanthropology
- Predicting Wave Wash Overs for Sea Turtle NestsEossea level riseconservationimageryturtles
- Wildfire Particulates Raise Cardiopulmonary Health ConcernsEoswildfireatmospherepollutiongeohealth
- Ice Drove Past Indo-Pacific Climate VarianceEosglacieroceanpaleoclimate
- Rising carbon dioxide may raise risk of nutrient deficiencies in humansEARTH Magazinecarbonclimate changegeohealthfood
- Columbia River basalts erupted faster than thoughtEARTH Magazinevolcanoclimateage datingrock
- New measurement shakes up earthquake estimatesEARTH Magazineearthquakeseismologyplate tectonicshazard
- Are diatoms triggering submarine landslides?EARTH Magazinelandslidesalgaeoceandiatoms
- Unprecedented exploration of undersea volcano yields surprising resultsEARTH Magazinevolcanoimageryocean
- Surveying forests from afarEARTH Magazineimageryforestsecology
- Meteorite impacts may have kick-started ancient subductionEARTH Magazinemeteoritesplate tectonics
- Evaporation key to rock honeycombsNew ScientistRockhoneycombminerals
- Satellites Predict Cholera OutbreaksScientific Americanimagerysatellitesgeohealth
- Hunks of oceanic crust are wedged inside Earth's mantleLive Sciencetectonicsseismology
- Beavers preserve wetlands in water-stressed areasEARTH Magazineaquiferbeaversecosystemconservationwetlands
- Utah’s Great Salt Lake has lost half its water, thanks to thirsty humansScienceconservationwaterhumansUtah
- Unexpected nanoparticles trace coal pollutionEARTH Magazinepollutionatmospherecoalhumans
- Creeps and starts on the San Andreas faultEarthScopeearthquakesseismologySan Andreas
- Microbes influence ooid formationEARTH Magazinemicrobesoceanooids
- How long will the lava flow?EARTH Magazinevolcanoeruptionshazard
- Pharmaceuticals in urban sedimentsEARTH Magazinewaterhumanspollutionpharmaceuticals
- Marine TerracesHilltromperhikingmarine terracescoast
- By road, boat, plane and helicopterEarthScopemonitoringseismologyhazards
- Glass shards reveal fiery history in EthiopiaEARTH MagazinevolcanohazardashEthiopialakes
- Lollipop-shaped ice found in cloudsEARTH Magazineatmospherecloudsice
- Operation Argus creates first anthropogenic space weatherEARTH Magazinehistoryspace
- December 5, 1952: The Great Smog smothers LondonEARTH MagazinesmogLondonhistory
- Turbidity currents snap trans-Atlantic cablesEARTH Magazinehistorycommunicationmass movementtrans-Atlantic
- Study Finds That Coastal Wetlands Excel at Storing CarbonEoscarboncoastsequestration
- Honeycreeper decline in Kaua'iMongabayconservationbirdsclimate changemalaria
- Overlooked Data Source Improves Quake Intensity MapsEosSeismologyhazards
- Ocean warmth melted ancient west Antarctic ice shelfEosclimate changeAntarcticaice sheetocean
- How to Crochet a Coral Reef--and WhyScientific Americancommunicationcoralcraftmaker
- What was that rumble?Geospaceseismologyordnancewarfare
- Humidity may cloud sediment cluesGeospacehurricanespaleorecordstropics
- Hillside berry farms trigger erosionSan Jose Mercury Newsstrawberriesagricultureecologyerosion
- It takes a village... to do science?Santa Cruz Sentinelcommunity sciencepollutionecologyraptors
- Area cows boost tarplant recoverySanta Cruz Sentinelecologyconservationcowsgrazing
- Cancer patient makes lasting tributeSanta Cruz Sentinelcommunitycancer
- Fishin' for businessSanta Cruz Sentinelbusinessentrepreneurfishingbrothers
- Mange has surfaced in bobcats roaming Santa Cruz CountySanta Cruz Sentinelconservationecologybobcatrodenticide
- Shining a light on dark energySanta Cruz Sentineldark energyspace
- Rainy season means standing water and mosquitoesSanta Cruz Sentinelmosquitosbackyardwater
- Nutrition straight from the cow's mouthSanta Cruz Sentinelmilkcowseducationcommunity
- Watsonville High hosts community information fair on ballot propositionsSanta Cruz Sentinelcommunitypoliticselections
- Fitz Fresh mushrooms for everyoneSanta Cruz Sentinelagriculturecommunityfood bankmushrooms
- Watsonville students enjoy a morning of reading during Read Across America eventSanta Cruz Sentineleducationcommunityreading
Features
- UMSI faculty leads a project to decolonize U-M Philippine collectionsUMSIhistoryPhilippinesUniversity of Michigandecolonizationarchives
- Healing Forests: The Forest-Human Health ConnectionWorld Wildlife Magazinehealthforestryconservationpalm oil
- Fieldwork among the pixelsEARTH MagazineVReducationcomputersgeology
- Desktop SeismologyEARTH Magazineseismologymakercommunity science
- From Field to StreamUC Santa Cruz- Science Notespesticidesecologyconservationwater
Organizational Writing
- Human’s converted at least 250,000 acres of estuaries to cities, farms in last 35 yearsAGUEstuaryhuman developmentsatelliteland changeecosystem
- The historical resilience of the Bird’s Foot Delta wetlands could help future managementAGUWetlandsdeltamanagementbiodiversityrestoration
- Gulf Corals still suffering more than a decade after Deepwater Horizon oil spillAGUOil spillcoraldispersantsocean
- Great Frigatebirds wearing backpacks map the atmosphereAGUAtmosphereanimal trackingclimateinternet of animals
- San Francisco’s airport runways are among the fastest-sinking in the nationAGUInfrastructureclimatesatellitehazardstransporation
- The Red Scare Comes to U-MUniversity of Michigan Bentley Historical LibraryHistoricalarchivespoliticsfascismacademic freedom
- U.S. Groundwater Is Getting Saltier—What That Means for Infrastructure, Ecosystems, and Human HealthGeological Society of AmericaGroundwaterchemistryUnited Statesmonitoringecosystems
- The Earthworm Effect: Unraveling Soil Weathering DynamicsGeological Society of AmericaEarthwormsinvasive speciesweatheringsoilcarbon
- New Dating of Cave Art Reveals History of Puerto Rican PeopleGeological Society of AmericaCave artPuerto Ricoradiocarbonarcheologyhistory
- EMU researchers are chemically “fingerprinting” different varieties of honeyEMUHoneychemistryNMRalgorithmfood
- Understanding unique privacy concerns for Muslim-American women can improve digital designUMSIPrivacytechnologyunderrepresentedsocial mediaintersectionality
- Widespread tracking of health data from gig workers creates issues in ethics, equality, and data privacyUMSIdataCOVID-19healthappsgig workersIndia
- New website provides information for marginalized communities after social media bansUMSIwebsitemarginalized communitiesLGBTQ+social media
- Is augmented reality technology suitable for sensitive museum exhibitions?UMSIMuseumsaugmented realityARhistoryconflict
- Being prompted to tip more can influence you, especially when you’re in unfamiliar settingsUMSIBehaviortechnologyinformationUXtourism
- Flawed research not retracted fast enough to prevent spread of misinformation, study findsUMSIretractionsresearchsocial mediamisinformation
- Scammer impersonates UMSI privacy expert; Florian Schaub shares tips for spotting fake emailUMSIscammersemailphishing
- How can I pay for that? Researchers seek technology solutions to provide real-time health care costs and affordability resources for US patientsUMSIhealthcarehealth informaticsdatacosts
- Can emoji use be the key in detecting remote-work burnout?UMSIemojiworkburnoutemotional healthCOVID-19
- Making Our Software More SecureHertz Foundation Fellowsoftwaresecurityweb content
- Tools for Studying CancerHertz Foundation Fellowhealthtechnologycancer
- A Personal Power Plant For Your HomeHertz Foundationenergygreenfurnaceweb content
- Tracing the Source of Illicit Sand—Can it be Done?Geological Society of Americaminingsandillegal
- Is it Climate or Overfishing? Paleolake Records Can ExplainGeological Society of Americafishingconservationlake
- Uncovering the Life Cycle of the Ocean Quahog Can Balance Economic and Ecologic GoalsIUCRC- NSFecologyeconomicspolicy
- Preventing Terrorist AttacksHertz FoundationterrorismwarfareHVACbuildingsweb content
- Searching For Climate AnswersHertz FoundationAntarcticacoringclimate changeweb content
- Wildfire Can Pose Risks to ReservoirsGeological Society of Americafirewaternatural hazards
- Can machine learning reveal geology humans can’t see?Geological Society of Americamachine learningcavesmonitoring
- Oldest Meteorite Collection on Earth Found in One of the Driest PlacesGeological Society of Americameteoritesdesert
- Tall ice-cliffs may trigger big calving events—and fast sea-level riseGeological Society of Americaclimate changeglaciersea-level
- Underwater surveys in Emerald Bay reveal the nature and activity of Lake Tahoe faultsGeological Society of AmericaseismologyTahoegeophysicshazards
- Evidence of outburst flooding indicates plentiful water on early MarsGeological Society of AmericaMarsspacefloodingwater
- A carbon neutral solution for desalination? Maybe so by tapping into geothermalGeological Society of Americagreen energydesalinationwatergeothermal
- Catastrophic construction: Storms can build reef islands in atoll regionsGeological Society of Americaweatheratollreefstorms
- Share the Wealth: A Cap-And-Trade System of Water Conservation and Resiliency?Stanford, Water in the Westwaterconservationpoliticscap and trade
- More frequent fires reduce soil carbon and fertility, slowing the regrowth of plantsStanford Newsfirecarbonsoilclimate change
- How close is too close?Stanford- Water in the Westenergyminingmappingfracking
- Space Robots and Self-Driving CarsStanford Newsrobotsself-driving carsspace
- What a warming planet means for mosquito-borne diseasesStanford Newsclimate changemosquitoshealthhazards
- Flexible, organic and biodegradable: A new wave of electronicsStanford Newswearable electronicshealthbiodegradable
- Mastering the art of environmental and policy engagementStanford Newspolicycommunicationenvironmenteducation
- New course tackles designing for people with disabilitiesStanford Newstechnologyeducationdesign
- Innovation Transfer program helps students make sustainable energy ideas a realityStanford Newssustainabilityenergyeducationentrepreneur
Profiles
- The art of living a courageous lifeUM-Dearborn Legacy MagazineProfileauthoralumniadventure
- Petroleum Geologist Robbie GriesGeological Society of Americaprofilefossil fuelenergy
- Down to Earth With: Clay mineralogist Warren HuffEARTH Magazineprofileclay mineralogy
- Down to Earth With: Coastal scientist Gary GriggsEARTH Magazineprofilecoasts
- Conservation engineer Emily PidgeonEARTH Magazineprofileconservation
- Fire weather meteorologist Craig ClementsEARTH Magazineprofilefire sciencemeteorology
- Volcanologist Jess PhoenixEARTH Magazineprofilevolcanologist
- Deep sea biologist Stace BeaulieuEARTH Magazineprofiledeep seabiology
- Paleobiologist Jacquelyn GillUCSC SciComprofilepaleoecology
Content Marketing
- Hemp Renovation for Nebraska Historic 1911 General StoreHempBuild MagazineHempconstructionhempcreterestorationcommunity
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- Carl Martel: Hemp's Role in the 'Carbon Century'HempBuild Magazineentrepreneurprofileconstructionhemp
- The Future of Hemp: Meet the Cuevas TwinsHempBuild Magazineagriculturecommunityentrepreneurprofilehemp
- Harder than Oak: HempWood is Local, Sustainable AlternativeHempbuild Magazineagricultureentrepreneurconstructionhemp
- Hemp-Based Fiberboard Moves Closer to Mass MarketHempBuild Magazineagricultureentrepreneurconstructionhemp
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- Paying Iowa farmers to expand 'climate smart' acresPublic News ServiceRebroadcastagroforestryclimatefarming
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- Cicadas and Zombie SeedsBig Picture ScienceCicadashibernationlife cycles
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- Race and COVIDBig Picture ScienceScriptpandemicracismCOVIDhealth inequity
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