Category: Studies

Farming and ranching aren’t the most glamorous professions — you’re up before sunrise to till the soil and milk the […]

Eating locally is in — we are growing our own vegetables, buying produce at farmers markets, and dining more often […]

In a car-obsessed culture, more Americans than ever prefer to get around on their own two feet.  Living without wheels, […]

With rising COVID cases, economic stagnation and political turmoil, wouldn’t it be nice to just unplug from it all — […]

Some people are born rebels, and like everything else these days, there’s data to prove it.  In a time of […]

More solar and wind power, and less fossil fuels. More electric cars, and fewer gas guzzlers. President-elect Joe Biden’s climate […]

Amid this Season of Giving, generosity is needed more than ever with COVID-19 destroying the economic security of so many […]

In recent months, the river of trash has added a new stream. Discarded face masks and disposable gloves are tossed […]

Lung cancer is the deadliest cancer in America — and the pandemic has only made things worse.  Every year, lung […]

Few professions have been as heavily impacted by the pandemic as teaching. On top of budget shortfalls and widening equity […]