It doesn’t make sense for Utahns to push forward the argument that gender matters while simultaneously passing legislation ...

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An international study led by the University of Liège proposes a new map of the potential for natural vegetation on Earth, ...

Stock market bell ringing at Medtronic's Fridley, Minn. headquarters launches a Minnesota Business Partnership initiative.

Can nature help us heal faster? Dr. Jay Maddock explains how biophilic design is transforming hospitals and boosting patient ...

Return Home offers an eco-friendly alternative to burial, turning human bodies into compost to nurture trees, promoting ...

These are my reflections as a pastor on the Guadalupe River flood tragedy. Here's how I find solace in a hymn while ...

Northwestern’s Medill School reports that in the past 20 years, the United States has lost more than one-third of its print ...

It’s an age-old question: is nature or nurture more responsible for how we turn out in life? Scientists have long believed that some combination of our genes and environment – our diets, lifestyles, ...

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I may be only one bag of Miracle-Gro away from going officially overboard on the whole garden thing this year. I blame it all on a long, hard winter. My survival kit during snowbound months with no ...

The impact of nature and nurture on an individual's health is widely recognized, yet a recent study shows one may play a more important role than the other.