The New York Times
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Laura M. Holson
– Aug 19, 1:10 PM
They arrived on Sunday in parkas and ski hats, hiking across the rocky terrain where Iceland's Okjokull glacier once flourished. Today it is a watery grave, which scientists and politicians say is the site of the nation's first glacier lost to…
Our singular mission is to serve the public conversation. This mission applies to every part of our service, including our advertising and promotional products. Today, we are updating our advertising policies with respect to state media. Going…
The New York Times
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Rachel Nuwer
– Aug 19, 9:21 AM
Poaching destabilizes nations, disrupts ecosystems and threatens biodiversity. A recent study suggests still another consequence: Some types of poaching may also accelerate climate change. Forest elephants — the smaller, endangered relatives…
While some may argue in favor of punitive measures for students who bully and others side with improving school climate, a recent survey singles out another factor that may help curb bullying: a sense of belonging. 'The more a child feels like they…
Anyone who's ever tried to launch their own business understands that the startup world can be a tough space. But if you're a woman, specifically a woman of color, looking to invest in a business, the industry often proves to be even harder;…
