Every day, an octopus spends the same amount of energy changing color as it does on nearly all of their other metabolic actions (digestion, respiration, etc.) combined.
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It is our collective responsibility to learn how to communicate science accessibly in and outside of the classroom since there is no one way to teach, conduct, or communicate science.
For decades, fossil fuel companies have, and continue to, plow billions into denial, lobbying, disinformation, and manipulation campaigns designed to delay climate action through tactics such as, lobby groups who manipulate politicians;...
Organizing reports from the Toronto chapter, New Haven chapter, Bloomington chapter, and the Italian project “Scienza di Classe.”
The dozens of people whose dedicated work made Volume 27, no. 1 a reality.
We want to take the labs into the streets, to break down the walls between the classroom and the community square, and to fight the power imbalances that have historically led to divides between the priestly class of the scientifically...
Reimagining disability as a social construct rather than a personal deficit demands a cultural transformation. Current narratives often reduce disability to a limitation, feeding a culture of shame and exclusion. Instead, we must...
In Hasan’s telling, cancer is a disease of capitalism. It is not just that the disease symbolises the growth-addicted, violently expansionist, and self-destructive nature of capitalism. Instead, Metastasis lays out the story of cancer...
burning grasses, burning trees,
fire
surging to form smoke, the shape of leaves,
meshwork, seeds, hiding somewhere behind the hills,
I turn to the trees, their truncated bodies like ghosts of women
in ashen amber sheaths.
Every night in occupied Palestine, armed Israeli soldiers force their way into Palestinian homes, waking up the household and arresting children. This leaves Palestinians constantly vulnerable to, and fearful of, arbitrary invasions into...