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How Indigenous Knowledge May Shape the Future of U.S. Policy
Native leaders welcome the federal government’s move, even as they remain skeptical the effort will outlast Biden's term
The Plan to Save New York From the Next Sandy Will Ruin the Waterfront. It Doesn’t Have To.
Last September, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers unveiled its proposal to protect the greater New York and New Jersey metro area from the next flood
In Photos: Peru Extends Health Emergency Amid Record Dengue Outbreak
Peru has extended a health emergency in 18 of its 24 regions, recording more than 140,000 cases and at least 200 deaths
Merck Sues Over Law Empowering Medicare to Negotiate With Drugmakers
The company is heavily reliant on a cancer drug that could be targeted by a program intended to lower drug prices
Beware of the Food That Isn’t Food
The podcaster Chris van Tulleken has strong opinions about soft bread and candy that never decays
Why Scientists Have a Hard Time Getting Money to Study the Root Causes of Outbreaks
Understanding what conditions prime pathogens to leap from animals to people could help us prevent outbreaks
Alcohol Misuse and Gun Violence
An evidence-based approach for state policy
The Climate Gains of Urban Trees
From stormwater runoff prevention to reducing the impact of extreme heat, tree canopies provide health and climate resiliency benefits for urban areas
Why Does China Remain Locked On Growth Targets?
Xi Jinping’s ostensibly left-wing efforts to move the country in a more equitable direction conceal a regressive focus on growth
WHO Ends Global Health Emergency Over Mpox
The World Health Organization ended the global health emergency for mpox on Thursday
These Seven Radical Changes Would Fortify the United States Against the Next Pandemic
Nearly 380 times as many people have died in the United States from COVID-19 than from the September 11 terrorist attacks
Degrowth in Japan
Mending the “metabolic rift” of capitalism