How Cities Can Live Through Climate Change With ‘Managed Retreat’
The tactic can take many forms, but the common thread is the idea of retooling cities to withstand climate shocks.
The Difference Between Cultural Appropriation And Appreciation
Cultures are vast, complex, historically determined and ever-changing.
Why Your Brain May Need Time To Adjust To ‘Un-Social Distancing’
A recent study found that reducing social interaction causes social cravings – producing brain activity patterns similar to food deprivation.
Choosing The Next Dalai Lama Will Be More Than A Religious Issue
The current dalai lama was enthroned when he was about 4 years old. Today the selection process for the next dalai lama remains uncertain due to claims by China.
Why Nobody Will Ever Agree On Whether COVID Lockdowns Were Worth It
Even if it were possible to isolate the number of deaths prevented through a lockdown, it’s hard to measure costs and benefits associated with coronavirus policies.
Too Few Women Get To Invent – That’s A Problem For Women’s Health
Male researchers have often overlooked the medical needs of women.
A New Stamp Honors Japanese Americans Who Served In WWII
Japanese American soldiers in World War II fought the Axis abroad and racial prejudice at home.
Body Cameras Help Monitor Police But Can Invade People’s Privacy
Body-worn cameras have been issued to police all over the United States, with a patchwork of regulations and laws governing their operation and the video they record.
What If A Rocket Landed On Your House? The Problem With Space Junk
If a satellite falls on your house, space law protects you – but there are no legal penalties for leaving junk in orbit.
The Key To Police Reform? Both Officer And Community Buy-In
Putting community engagement at the heart of police reforms undoubtedly is a stride in the right direction. But officers need support for their work, too.