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Judge deems Trump's National Institutes of Health grant cuts illegal

US Politics · United States

Judge deems Trump's National Institutes of Health grant cuts illegal

56% Center coverage: 183 sources

A federal judge in Boston on Monday said the termination of National Institutes of Health grants for research on diversity-related topics by President Donald Trump's administration's was "void and illegal," and accused the government of discriminating against minorities and LGBT people.See the Story

'One Big Beautiful Bill' Could Cut Taxes by $1,600, Fedorchak Says

Taxes · United States

'One Big Beautiful Bill' Could Cut Taxes by $1,600, Fedorchak Says

45% Center coverage: 9 sources

BISMARCK, ND (KXNET) — U.S. Representative Julie Fedorchak says the “One Big Beautiful Bill” could put more money in North Dakotans’ pockets, cut wasteful spending, and support the state’s farmers, all while reducing the national deficit. “This isn’t just about big numbers in Washington,” Fedorchak said in an interview at KX News. “This is about making life more affordable for working families.” Fedorchak, a Republican representing North Dakota’…See the Story

Federal Research Cuts Will only Make Misinformation Worse

Donald Trump · United States

Federal Research Cuts Will only Make Misinformation Worse

67% Center coverage: 9 sources

Research on misinformation and disinformation has become the latest casualty of the Trump administration's restructuring of federal research priorities.See the Story

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Federal Research Cuts Will only Make Misinformation Worse

'Forever chemical' TFA found in all but one of tested UK rivers

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Health · United Kingdom See the Story

Plastics Threaten Ecosystems and Human Health, but Evidence-Based Solutions Are Under Political Fire

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Negotiations toward a global, legally binding plastics treaty are set to resume this summer, with the United Nations Environment Programme announcing that the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on plastic pollution will reconvene in August.Wildfires See the Story

Shark AI uses fossil shark teeth to get middle school kids interested in paleontology and computer vision

by Christine Wusylko, University of Florida and Pavlo Antonenko, University of Florida Most kids have a natural curiosity about sharks − especially their sharp and abundant teeth. Our team had the idea to use the appeal of this charismatic apex predator to teach how scientists use artificial intelligence. We are researchers in AI literacy and … Continue reading Shark AI uses fossil shark teeth to get middle school kids interested in paleontology…Paleontology · Gainesville Read Article

Scouting for Clean Waterways launches nationwide effort to fight plastic pollution

Read the full story at E+E Leader. CleanHub and Scouting America have teamed up to launch Scouting for Clean Waterways, a major volunteer-driven cleanup effort running from April through June 2025. The campaign mobilizes Scout troops and their communities to remove plastic waste from local rivers, lakes, and shorelines. For every pound of plastic collected … Continue reading Scouting for Clean Waterways launches nationwide effort to fight plasti…Pollution · United States Read Article

Introduction to Systems Thinking in Chemistry

Download the module. This module serves as a foundation and introduction to systems thinking in chemistry classes, introducing key terminology and concepts in systems thinking with specific ties to green and sustainable chemistry concepts and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). The authors created this module to be useful for both instructors and students … Continue reading Introduction to Systems Thinking in ChemistryEducation Read Article

Advanced materials and “Lab to Table” sustainability science projects

Read the full story at Science Buddies. Explore the lab-to-table movement, cellular agriculture, microfluidics, and scientific advanced materials with new, cutting-edge student projects that address questions related to sustainability.Read Article

Solutions to plastic pollution with community-based behavior change

Download the report. This report examines current approaches, theories, and interventions for reducing plastic pollution and highlights the untapped potential of behavioral and social insights. By bridging the gap between conventional strategies and these powerful tools, it provides actionable, science-based recommendations for practitioners and policymakers. These insights into decision-making will help expand behavior change toolkits, … Contin…Pollution Read Article

Illinois leads most rigorous agricultural greenhouse gas emissions study to date

Read the full story from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Farmers apply nitrogen fertilizers to crops to boost yields, feeding more people and livestock. But when there’s more fertilizer than the crop can take up, some of the excess can be converted into gaseous forms, including nitrous oxide, a greenhouse gas that traps nearly 300 … Continue reading Illinois leads most rigorous agricultural greenhouse gas emissions study to dateIllinois · Illinois Read Article

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