From NPR People can’t simulate realistic, internal sensations, like temperature change or pain — which is a reason why more people aren’t terrified by climate change, says guest blogger Lisa Feldman Barrett. (Image credit: Mic Smith/AP) Read the full article…

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has announced that his country will sign the Paris Agreement, leaving only two countries out of the global effort to tackle climate change – the United States and Syria. “When the only country left in the world…

Back in February, Steve Bannon, then a high-ranking advisor to Donald Trump, said the administration is in a battle for the deconstruction of the administrative state. Since then, Trump’s Cabinet members have, by all accounts, gotten down to this task…

According to a CDC study, up to 75 percent of the contiguous United States may provide suitable conditions for several species of disease-spreading mosquitoes. The recent study, published in the Public Journal of Entomology, found 71 percent of counties in the 48…

Solar panels and related products made abroad and sold cheaply in the US are hurting American manufacturers so badly that something needs to be done to help their bottom line, federal officials unanimously ruled in a landmark trade case on…