…messengers with minimal errors. They dominated evolution for a couple of billion years, a domination a couple of million times longer than the Roman Empire. More recently, humanity has nourished…
…brain smoked with hatred and wild visions of clubbing the two young men to death with his old wooden slide rule. “They have made a fool of me.” He paused…
…at all levels, the federal government has encouraged increasing the use of risk assessment to establish priorities. Risk assessment identifies, classifies, and evaluates environmental hazards that pose threats to human well-being and…
…signs. Prompted by Valley cities, the State Department of Pesticide Regulation recently proposed rules to outlaw the sale of root-killers and cooling system biocides, the use of which causes discharges…
Purpose: To explore the value, timeliness, and feasibility of stimulating, designing, and organizing a period of intense, comprehensive oceanic observation whose purpose would be to assess and explain the global…
…immediate, unique opportunities. For example, COVID-19 may have created the reduction of additions of human noise that we dreamed about for the International Quiet Ocean Experiment. IQOE welcomes ideas about…
…Charlop-Powers Program for the Human Environment, The Rockefeller University, New York, NY, United States An accurate, comprehensive reference sequence library maximizes information gained from environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding of marine…
PHE Researcher Iddo Wernick published a review of the recently released book A Question of Power: Why Electricity Will Remain the Essential Ingredient for Human Flourishing by Robert Bryce….
Isabel Kirsch, a student at Yale College, has worked with PHE during the summer of 2020 as an intern exploring the immune system through the lens of human performance enhancement….
Robert Bryce, author of several good books about energy and technology, published an article in Forbes magazine drawing on Program for the Human Environment work about industrialization of the oceans…