The Impending Heat of Global Climate Change and its Dangers to Humans.
Primary Article: Emerton, R., Nicolas, J., Lombardi, A. et al. Global heat stress intensification and its expanding footprint on the human population. Nat.
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Month: July 2026
Am I In Your Space? Highlighting The Dual Impacts of Human Presence and Landscape Changes on Wildlife
Featured Image Caption: A Coyote (Canis latrans) scans its surroundings in an urban Los Angeles park. Photo by Ian Becker
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Bat-tle for the ages: A Potential Treatment for White-Nose Syndrome in Bats
Fungi are fun guys until they aren’t. White-nose syndrome in bats is a devastating disease that has killed millions of bats so far. This article looks at a very interesting long-term treatment that may save the bats!
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Do Festive Fireworks Increase Risk of Injury? A Study on Seasonal Trauma Cases
For the United States, July the 4th marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.
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Human Activity is Rewiring Earth’s Climate Connections
Climate change is altering weather connections globally. These shifts modify the way regions respond to naturally occurring phenomena, often leading to catastrophic events and severe consequences.
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