How to Stabilize Brazil’s Power Grid and Its Economic Future
As someone who has developed more than $2 billion in distributed energy projects, I’ve learned that countries scale energy infrastructure faster when they engineer bankability.
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When Mother Nature Shuts You Down
The trick to waking up the sleeping metaphors of science is to ask how they affect policy and culture.
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Taming Tech’s New Trojan Horse: Higher Education Must Take the Reins of Generative AI
If higher education doesn’t set the terms for AI giants, the costs of lost learning and intellectual downskilling will be too high to bear.
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It’s Not Too Late for the US to Reassert Its Leadership in Global Science
At a moment when complex crises demand deep scientific collaboration, prioritize world-class research.
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Science Is Inherently Uncertain. That’s a Good Thing.
Even Nobel Prize winners goof up once in a while.
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Preserving Indigenous Water Rights Also Protects Salmon
Indigenous people in the U.S. and Canada have long sought to protect migratory animals, rushing waters, and expansive lands that recognize no borders.
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NAFTA Is in Tatters
A new NAFTA would privilege human mobility, biodiversity, and small-scale producers and consumers.
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What Nursing Can Do to Make the Sickest Wealthy Country Healthy Again
Nursing has been viewed as the handmaiden of the patriarchy. But that’s the wrong way to see it.
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The Trump Administration Is on a Quest to Mine Critical Minerals From the Ocean Floor
Lawmakers have a policy option to make the move less isolating for the U.S. and safer for the environment
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All Hands on Deck: Building Community to Fight Wildfires
What would you do if your house was on fire and there was no one to call?