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This week: The cost of electrificationThe end of free COVID testsThe water crisis in JacksonMinimizing cancer treatment side effectsThe companies selling your location data to the ...

This week: Heat in China ramping up a clean economy arms raceHow to learn more about Long COVIDCleaning up after coalMagic mushrooms and depressionBetter data for pregnant peopleAc...

This week: What IRA means for carsCentralizing data for the next pandemicA parched EarthBig Pharma is Big Mad about IRAFingers crossed that Big Tech will protect democracyAction St...

“What can I do?” This is the question I get most often. It’s the question that early on pivoted our newsletter and then this podcast towards measurable action steps that help ...

This week: Ira’s here and ready to fund the futureIt’s back to school and the air’s still not cleanOur relationship with water is changing everywhereMonkeypox folks are helping eac...

In a world where trust in institutions and in news is falling and the role of influencers is growing, finding the connective tissue between you and your audience is key to, well, c...

This week: A surprise for climate development that isn't terrifying?Facebook might relax their COVID misinformation policiesLess land, more riceAlzheimer's under a microscopeA trea...

This week: How to beat the heat in your cityCOVID quackeryIntroducing "Explainers"!A blockbuster depression studyA new federal privacy bill is comin'Get more:Get more news, analysi...

This week: Manchin fuels more heat wavesCOVID reinforcements on the wayIndia and California fight plasticHow we fight monkeypoxWow Ring doorbells are not greatGet more:Get more new...

We have ignored vaginas for so long. Hear me out.On the one hand, history and popular culture, from god-kings to love songs to movies to fan fiction, are littered with supposedly s...

This week: What's a chief heat officer?Fixing schools in the time of COVIDWhy plant-based meat is a massive 80/20 move for the climate (and your health)Uh, Juul is back?Google's hi...

I think about time a lot. Some days I feel ancient, some days I can’t believe how old I am.I’ve got kids, too. I can’t believe how fast they’ve grown up already. They love so many ...