Crop Failure and Fading Food Supplies: Climate Change's Lasting Impact (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 16 January 2016 Cereals are not just for breakfast — and with grain yields falling, expect to feel the impact.
Rising Outdoor CO2 Levels Harming Life Indoors (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 28 October 2015 Too much CO2 is not so good for our brains, either.
Crops and Climate: Plants Will Suffer as Earth Warms (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 10 June 2015 Global warming isn't going to help crops — in fact, in most countries it will destroy them.
Aging Marathoner: Still Running, but at a Much Slower Pace By Marlene Cimons 27 December 2014 This is the tale of an ancient marathoner, a story of challenge, expectation, nostalgia, disappointment and acceptance. It almost sounds like the stages of grief and loss.
Keeping Up with the Greens: Neighbors Can Spur Conservation (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 17 December 2014 If you want to get people to save energy, show them their neighbors are saving even more.
Modern Worldwide Danger Blooms from Ancient Bacteria By Marlene Cimons 10 December 2014 Research results will have implications for many other lakes in the U.S. and around the world that are also experiencing toxic blooms.
Expect More Giant Snowstorms as Climate Warms (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 23 November 2014 As the climate warms, snowstorms are growing more severe.
Little-Known Skin Cancer Affects Dark-Skinned People By Marlene Cimons 09 August 2014 Yes, even people with dark skin can get skin cancer.
Predicting How Biodiversity Affects Disease By Marlene Cimons 16 July 2014 With the increase of cross-species disease it is important to understand how disease, species-interactions and biodiversity interact.
A Gut Feeling: Studying the Bugs in Bees By Marlene Cimons 12 May 2014 Bees are critically important to both ecology and economy in the United States; learning about their gut microbes could help them thrive.
Old Idea About Ecology Questioned by New Findings By Marlene Cimons 28 April 2014 New research refutes one of Darwin’s hypotheses.
For 25 Years, Another's Heart has Beat in His Chest By Marlene Cimons 08 March 2014 Thomas Cook just celebrated the proud milestone of 25 years with a donated heart.
Americans' Mental Health is Latest Victim of Changing Climate (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 31 January 2014 Americans facing worsening natural disasters are showing signs of increased mental anguish, say psychologists.
The Microbes in Your Gut May be Making You Fat By Marlene Cimons 13 December 2013 Beyond diet and exercise, microbes may be preventing you from losing weight.
Can You Catch Obesity With That Head Cold? By Marlene Cimons 13 December 2013 A virus may be making some people gain weight.
Frailty Is a Medical Condition, Not an Inevitable Result of Aging (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 29 November 2013 As people age, a march towards frailty is not inevitable.
U.S. Military Prepares for Global Unrest Amid Climate Fears (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 13 July 2013 The U.S. military is preparing now for climate-related crises around the world.
Another 1930s Dust Bowl Drought Possible This Century (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 14 June 2013 As droughts worsen, another Dust Bowl grows likely.
Deadly Heat Waves Intensify as Summers Sizzle (Op-Ed) By Marlene Cimons 07 June 2013 As summers get hotter, can we take the heat?
Homeowners Warm to Solar Power: Op-Ed By Marlene Cimons 09 May 2013 Solar panels are more affordable and more efficient, but hurdles remain.
The New Normal: Deluge By Marlene Cimons 24 April 2013 As precipitation intensifies globally, so does flooding.
Mathematics is the Pursuit of Beauty By Marlene Cimons 05 April 2013 Mathematician Manjul Bhargava thinks of his field as art, not science.
Perfect Storm: Climate Change and Hurricanes By Marlene Cimons 05 April 2013 As climate warms, superstorms may become common.
Worst Allergy Season Ever? By Marlene Cimons 29 March 2013 Is global warming leading to more precipitation and record-breaking pollen counts?
