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Busting myths; how a drop of water changed a girl’s life; a tribe’s respect for fishes; and more: picks from columnist.

Romantic feelings go beyond grade-school crushes. And ethical decisions as well as homework assignments get tougher. Books that deal with these new complexities have become so popular, they're almost ...

A brave hummingbird does what she can to fight a fire in Sascha Alper's new book. It was one of the last projects illustrator ...

Now, it’s the name of his independent bookstore. Joshua Fleming has operated Burnwater Books since 2022. He said the store’s name came after he developed an interest in blacksmithing.

Multipure, a water filtration company, is holding an art and essay competition for CCSD K-5 th graders to pick the next villain in a comic book series ... “We want kids to kind of give it ...

Improved sanitation, better access to drinking water, lead-free fuels and other efforts are visibly improving children's well-being. WHO pointed to five main causes of pollution-related deaths.

This morning, Monday, April 7, the Environment Agency said that while the source of pollution has been stopped, there is still a risk of "reduced bathing water quality" at the beach. It said that ...

If not managed properly, slurry can pollute water sources. The Environment Agency (EA) regulates slurry pollution through the Silage, Slurry and Agricultural Fuel Oil (SSAFO) regulations.

cuhk.edu.hk Objectives To examine the association among acute bronchiolitis-related hospitalisation in children, meteorological variation and outdoor air pollution. Methods We obtained the daily ...

“It’s going to take time to undo this damage and people are going to be hurt, particularly children ... relaxing limits in the facility’s water pollution permit. Federal money and legal ...

Now a new paper by an AI watchdog organization makes the serious accusation that the company increasingly relied on non-public books it didn’t license to train more sophisticated AI models.