The Daily Populous

Among the 40 million Americans enduring the triple-digit temperatures are scientists who study droughts and the climate.

So right now is a really important time for scientists to communicate with the public that climate change is here, and climate action matters.

Whatever people believe in, they know it’s really hot, and the climate is changing – and they don’t like that. »

LONDON (AP) — In a surprising result, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party has been easily defeated in a special election for a seat that it has held for decades.

Sarah Green, the Liberal Democrat candidate, picked up around 57% of the vote and won a seat the Conservatives have held since it was created in 1974.

“This Conservative Party has taken people across the country for granted for far too long,” Green said Friday. »

Forget high school financial literacy for a moment–– adult financial literacy in America is shockingly low.

Personal finance classes at Tolman High School are preparing students to be financially responsible adults as they make their way in the world.

Bottom Line: The success of teaching students how to manage money and balance their household finances has Rhode Island to pass a bill requiring the class for all high schoolers in the state. »

Life on Earth couldn't exist without the sun's energy, but it matters how much of that energy is radiated back into space.

Approximately 90 percent of the excess energy from this imbalance ends up in the ocean.

And warming ocean temperatures lead to acidification, impacting fish and other marine biodiversity. »