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New Scientist

Jacqueline Gerson, assistant professor of biological and environmental engineering, discusses mercury pollution accumulated in trees.

The New York Times

Adam Boyko, assistant professor in biomedical sciences at CVM, remarks on reviving extinct species.

Agence France-Press

Chris Barrett, professor of agricultural and development economics, discusses the impact of Trump's tariffs on farmers in the US.

The Hill

Chloé Arson, professor in the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department, Wayne Bezner-Kerr, Earth Source Heat program manager, and Jefferson Tester, professor of sustainable energy systems, discuss geothermal heating in this opinion essay. 

CNBC

Denise Green, associate professor of human-centered design, explains why clothing prices are expected to rise. 

Inside Higher Ed

Stephen Yale-Loehr, professor of immigration law emeritus, discusses student visas.

Associated Press

Sarah Kreps, director of the Tech Policy Institute, discusses TikTok still functioning despite bipartisan consensus about the application's risk to national security.

South China Morning Post

Kyaw Hsan Hlaing, graduate student, says “The regime will take this as an opportunity to show it is ‘in control’ of the relief effort.”

The New York Times

In this opinion essay, President Michael Kotlikoff, encourages respectful debate and discussion on college campuses.

NBC

Laura Goodman, assistant professor at the Baker Institute for Animal Health, says “The animals that were depopulated could potentially have ended up in the food chain for pets. It’s not uncommon for substandard meat to end up in the pet food chain.”

BBC

Robin Radcliffe, associate professor of practice, explains why airlifting is sometimes the most conducive way of transporting very large animals.

Newsweek

Brooke Erin Duffy, associate professor of communication, co-authors this opinion essay on the gendered nature of the influencer industry.