Monthly Archives: February 2017

The Past, Present, and Future of the EPA

By Melissa Kurman | Published February 22, 2017

A quick reminder of why we need the Environmental Protection Agency now more than ever, and an explanation of why the public disagrees.

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Why scientists must be activists

By Nickie Cammisa | Published February 15, 2017

As scientists, we must dramatically increase our public engagement in order to save science!

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Failed Invasions: Why losing is just as important as winning

By Zoë Scott | Published February 8, 2017

We’ve been taught all our life to learn from our mistakes, so why haven’t we applied the same concept to scientific research?

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Address Science Locally

By Casey terHorst | Published February 1, 2017

Keep protesting policies at the national scale that are anti-science, racist, misogynist, or homophobic, but start acting locally to make a difference in your own world.

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