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Time

Mario Herrero, professor of food systems and global change at Cornell University, discusses how climate change-driven seasonal shifts and increased costs impact food production and consumer prices.

CNN

Andrew Farnsworth, a visiting scientist at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, comments on wild turkey populations and Astoria's behavior in Manhattan.

Associated Press

David Silbey, a Cornell University military historian, critiques the cultural and territorial concessions demanded in Trump's Ukraine peace proposal. 

The New York Times

Philip Nicholson, a Cornell University astrophysicist, and colleagues are using the James Webb Space Telescope to study Saturn’s e-ring during the near ring-plane crossing.

The Mel Robbins Podcast

Karl Pillemer, a professor of gerontology in medicine psychology, shares findings from the Legacy Project on life lessons from older Americans.

Reuters

Brian Dunn, director of the Institute for Compensation Studies at Cornell University’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations, criticized Tesla’s board for not following reasonable fiduciary practices regarding CEO pay

The Washington Post

Christopher Wolf, an agricultural economics professor at Cornell University, comments on the potential impact of cow cuddling programs for small dairy farms.

Reuters

Allen Carlson, a Cornell University expert on China's foreign policy, provided analysis on the worsening tensions between Japan and China.

New Yorker

Jefferson Tester, a Cornell University professor, is leading research on geothermal heating for Cornell’s campus and has contributed significantly to national geothermal energy studies.

Fortune

Erica Groshen, senior economic advisor at Cornell University and former commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, advises against substituting private-sector data for official federal economic reports, underscoring the challenges facing policymakers and investors.

ABC News

Kate Bronfenbrenner, a labor relations professor at Cornell University, offers insight into the Starbucks union strike and its potential impact on contract negotiations.

CBS News

John Blume, director of the Death Penalty Project at Cornell University, comments on how political alignment among conservative governors influences the rise in executions.