A new study looked at the high numbers of health care workers hospitalized during the early months of the pandemic. …
Nurses Are at High Risk for Covid Among Health Workers, C.D.C. Says
A new study looked at the high numbers of health care workers hospitalized during the early months of the pandemic. …
A Malaria Mystery, Partly Solved: What Happens When the Rains End?
A study in Mali suggests that malaria parasites hide out during the dry season by altering the properties of red blood cells. …
There’s Water and Ice on the Moon, and in More Places Than NASA Once Thought
Future astronauts seeking water on the moon may not need to go into the most treacherous craters in its polar regions to find it. …
There’s Water and Ice on the Moon, and in More Places Than NASA Once Thought
Future astronauts seeking water on the moon may not need to go into the most treacherous craters in its polar regions to find it. …
Biden Pledges Ambitious Climate Action. Here’s What He Could Actually Do.
If elected, Joe Biden and his allies are preparing to pass climate change legislation, piece by piece — knowing full well that the candidate’s $2 trillion plan would be a tough sell. …
White House Releases New Plan for Seismic Tests in Arctic Refuge
The survey would bring heavy trucks looking for signs of oil reserves into one of the most remote and pristine parts of the United States. …
Fix, or Toss? The ‘Right to Repair’ Movement Gains Ground
Both Republicans and Democrats are pursuing laws to make it easier for people to fix cellphones, cars, even hospital ventilators. In Europe, the movement is further along. …
Europe Moves to Protect Nature, but Faces Criticism Over Subsidizing Farms
The proposal would protect 30 percent of the continent’s land and water by 2030. …