Even cities have their own unique microbiomes
A study of microorganisms collected from public transportation systems shows even cities have microbial signatures
'Hyper urban' coyote genomes are growing apart from their city and rural cousins
Humans’ built environment has consequences even for creatures that seem to thrive in cities
An extra 1 part per billion of pollution comes with an 8 percent increase in COVID-19 mortality
Environmental protection and coronavirus are inextricably linked
How should we live in the era of climate change?
Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson speaks about social tipping points, women in climate research, and how to prepare cities for the coming climate crisis
While Congress does nothing, New York City passed its own climate legislation
With the Green New Deal stalled, cities are stepping up with their own
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Is light pollution changing how plants do – and don't – grow?
Plants depend on cycles of light. Now, they're always on