Maine’s Food Waste Equals Emissions from 398,000 Cars, Study Reveals
A recent study has revealed that food waste in Maine generates as much greenhouse gas as 398,235 cars driven for a year, equating to 361,000
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Stephen Wick
Sep 303 min read
Biden Pledges Federal Support for Hurricane Helene Recovery, Plans Emergency Funding Request
President Joe Biden announced Monday that the federal government will assist Southeast residents affected by Hurricane Helene, with plans to
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Stephen Wick
Sep 33 min read
USDA to Launch Year-Long Study on Avian Influenza in Former Dairy Cattle Entering Meat Production
The H5N1 virus, commonly known as bird flu, has long affected wild birds and domestic poultry in the U.S. However, the current outbreak amon
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Stephen Wick
Aug 213 min read
FDA Sends Warning Letter to Austrofood, Enhances Efforts to Ensure Safety of Cinnamon Products in the U.S.
The FDA's primary concern is that the contamination resulted from economically motivated adulteration, particularly with cinnamon.
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Stephen Wick
Jun 263 min read
Federal Authorities Acknowledge the Immense Impact Dams have had on both Tribes & Fish Populations in the Northwest
The White House has made an announcement about the formation of the Columbia River Task Force. This task force is to play a crucial role in
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Stephen Wick
Jun 262 min read
Communities are being urged to take Action in Response to the Escalating Pollution Caused by Farm Waste
Approximately 98% of drainage tile across the country is situated in watersheds experiencing high levels nitrate and phosphorus levels. The
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Stephen Wick
Jun 45 min read
Company specializing in animal breeding and testing admits to charges related to animal welfare and pollution
Envigo RMS LLC agrees to pay over $35 million, a historic fine for an animal welfare violation.
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Stephen Wick
May 123 min read
Harmful Mold Transformed into Renowned Soy Sauce Sensation
Familiar to scientists as the koji mold, A. oryzae excels as an adept decomposer. During the initial phase of soy sauce manufacturing, A. or
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Stephen Wick
May 122 min read
The main component in Roundup weedkiller, Glyphosate, has been detected in pregnant women residing close to agricultural areas, sparking worries about potential health risks
Studies have also shown that consuming organic food, which is grown without synthetic pesticides, may lower glyphosate levels in women resid
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Stephen Wick
Feb 272 min read
Two Professors delve into the Ethical concerns surrounding Neuralink, as numerous companies explore the realm of Brain Implants
The Hastings Center scholars caution against Musk's science communication, stating that relying solely on press releases is not proper scien
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Stephen Wick
Feb 202 min read
Climate Change: Amidst the drying of the Klamath River, tribal nations and farmers reach an uncommon consensus
The region's persistent drought has frequently created a conflict between Indigenous communities, endangered fish, and over 1,000 farms that
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Stephen Wick
Feb 182 min read
Agriculture + Technology ; The Role of Automated Machinery in Assisting Farmers with Cotton Harvesting
Robotics is a potential solution that farmers are already using for other crops, such as fruits and vegetables. Harvesting robots use camera
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Stephen Wick
Jan 22 min read
Witness the incredible evolution of the factory floor, where robots are now lending a helping hand to humans
Experience a significant improvement in worker well-being and witness a remarkable surge in industrial efficiency through the utilization of
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Stephen Wick
Dec 4, 20232 min read
Green Shipping Is Taking Off: Net-Zero Emissions Projected Around 2050
An international treaty aims to bring the shipping industry to net-zero emissions by around 2050. Can novel fuels, wind power and coordinati
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Stephen Wick
Oct 23, 20232 min read
Texas drought has deepened amid this year’s brutal heat
After a scorching summer, Texas continues to suffer from a prolonged drought, which has caused damage to crops, depleted water sources....
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Stephen Wick
Sep 7, 20235 min read
Poetry by Miyazawa Kenji: Speaking With Eyes, Daydreaming On The Trail & Strong in the Rain
Miyazawa Kenji, originally known as an agriculture teacher, gained recognition as a poet only posthumously. However, his poems have since ga
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