Experimental Musings

As we observe Juneteenth by reflecting on and analyzing how our history has contributed to inequalities today, we explore how "redlining" has links to disparately poorer health outcomes and climate change exposure for communities of color.

The official start to the Atlantic hurricane season is June 1. These natural occurrences can cause damage to property and harm to humans.

Recently scientists were doing a study on discarded edible items and ended up with some pretty interesting food for thought. How much food do we waste?

With Valentine’s Day approaching, we're look at modern romance through the lens of science! Since Valentine’s Day is often considered a hot and steamy holiday, we figured we’d dig into the hottest overlap in science these days: dating and climate change.

Dr. Jeremy Hoffman, talks about new research that builds on previous urban heat island findings, linking hotter surface temperatures with the New Deal-era neighborhood ranking system called “redlining.”