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Jeffery U. Darensbourg is a tribal councilperson of the Atakapa-Ishak Nation of Indians and a freelance writer, speaker, and editor. He is Editor-Who’s-not-a-Chief of the zine Bulbancha Is Still a Place: Indigenous Culture from New Orleans.

Louisiana’s workers and families have felt the health and environmental burden of oil drilling. The Trump Administration’s attacks on science are putting them at even greater risk.

The United States needs to restore and improve electoral integrity and political equality in state legislatures to address growing inequalities and empower communities to protect themselves.

The Trump administration’s attacks on science disproportionately harmed the most underserved communities in our country.

Science Historian Naomi Oreskes explains why science's social character makes it trustworthy, and what we can learn from science's past.

Dr. Dick Garwin discusses advocacy and his work developing the hydrogen bomb, GPS, and touch screens.

Arlene Blum discusses her research on cancer-causing chemicals in kid’s pajamas in the 70s and chemical safety today.

Analyst Karen Perry Stillerman discusses how cereal makers can help farmers improve soil health, prevent water pollution, and reduce the climate impact of our agricultural system.

Your choice of roommate is consequential. So is our choice of electricity.

Physicist Ed Lyman discusses new safety threats to US nuclear reactors and why risks here are different than in Russia.