A climate scientist offered encouragement to early-career researchers: Don't give up Be part of this fight for what's right, for science, for reason, for fact-based discourse and policy making

The fate of Ireland's lost ice sheets could mirror what happens in Greenland and Antarctica, and geoscientists are working to better understand the processes

Inspired by Indian ice stupas, Chilean engineers are constructing artificial ice towers to store winter precipitation for release in warmer months, helping ensure a steadier water supply for communities

Scientists are literally chipping into Ireland's geology to uncover layers of climate-change evidence.

today's AI firms seek to leverage technical prowess to assume public functions by default, implicitly assuming that the reallocation of power will serve human flourishing

Just as the East India Company's commercial success justified new powers, modern AI companies are pushing technical dominance into de facto public roles, assuming that shifting power will promote human

Understanding how the ice sheet that once covered Ireland fell apart will help climate researchers map how modern ice sheets could collapse if global temperatures continue to rise ⬇️

Understanding how the ice sheet that once covered Ireland disintegrated will help climate researchers forecast how modern ice sheets might collapse if global temperatures continue to rise

The AI Raj: How tech giants are recolonizing power, by Allison Stanger

Much as the East India Company’s success won it expanded authority from government, AI firms are trying to convert technical mastery into control over public functions

Nobel laureate economist Paul Krugman shares his insights on tariffs, Trump, trade, technology, and democracy.

According to Joseph Mangano and Robert Alvarez, with ongoing proposals to expand nuclear power in the U.S., it's crucial to conduct an unbiased and updated national study on cancer rates near current nuclear

A national security analyst shares insights on the Trump administration's international trade and security strategy in an interview with a magazine editor. This article is accessible to everyone for a

"[...] finding comfort in the belief that God cares for drunks, little children, and the USA, there is still hope that something positive can emerge from chaos. At least, that’s the hope expressed."

"Ticking time bogs: How to save a vast archive of human history—and a vital carbon sink."

In Ireland, a clash has arisen among archaeologists, environmentalists, and energy developers over the future management of the country’s devastated peat bogs.

Explore these ideas further in "The Dangerous New Washington Consensus for More Nuclear Weapons."

Despite the alarming strategic talk, the powerful nuclear arms lobby, and substantial budgets, an increase in bombs won't protect against unexpected attacks, as stated by an expert.

In the Indian Ocean, regional conflicts, major power tensions, and nuclear deterrence are converging more frequently. Adopting a maritime-focused approach can aid policy makers in preventing accidental

Yeah, just managing the tension without real political progress keeps everyone on edge. Credible steps to lower the stakes would make a huge difference