I’m Still Wearing My N95 Mask Because I Care About Society’s Most Vulnerable
It doesn’t exactly feel cool to wear my N95 mask right now. Everywhere I go, Americans seem to have given up on essential and basic public-health strategies…
Read moreClimate Change Hurts U.S. Progress on Air Pollution
Climate change is transforming air pollution in the U.S., driving an increase in hazardous high-pollution days in Western states., even as environmental regulations help to clean up…
Read moreNASA to Launch a Climate Satellite to Study Clouds and Plankton
If you’re trying to spot a phytoplankton, it pays to get exceedingly close. Among the smallest life forms inhabiting both fresh and marine water, phytoplankton can measure…
Read moreHow the Monkeypox Virus Does—and Doesn’t—Spread
Until recently, monkeypox rarely spread from person to person. In 2005, a study declared a cluster of six cases in the Republic of Congo “the longest uninterrupted…
Read moreWhole-Eye Transplants Are Now Possible
Surgeons at NYU Langone Health have performed what they say is the world’s first whole-eye transplant, combined with a partial face transplant, in an important step forward…
Read moreU.N. Climate Warning Comes With Clear Steps To Cut Emissions
The United Nations’ new “progress report” on climate change confirms the world is careening deeper into the danger zone. The fires, droughts, floods, storms, and other extreme…
Read moreThe New U.N. Climate Report Has Arrived. Resist the Urge to Despair
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a behemoth report on our warming world—something it has done routinely for three decades. Though the findings have evolved…
Read moreBangladesh garment workers pray for orders as pandemic shreds exports
He’s not alone. Bangladesh is the world’s second-largest apparel producer after China, but its industry leaders say international retailers are either refraining from placing orders, delaying buying…
Read moreBangladesh textile workers flout coronavirus lockdown to demand wages
The second-largest apparel producer after China, Bangladesh is set to lose export revenue of about $6 billion (£4.8 billion) this fiscal year as the sector has been…
Read moreCotton demand from US textile mills drops to lowest since 1885
The year 1885, that isคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. The same year the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York City’s harbor.According to an updated US Department of Agriculture forecast…
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