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Newbury festival raises money for suicide prevention  The Daily News of Newburyport

Another view of 'spurning science'
Rutland Herald
Last Sunday readers of this paper were greeted with a hundred column inches of opinion from Bill McKibben, Deborah Markowitz and Alan Betts, bemoaning President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, thus ...

Scunthorpe Telegraph
Traders launch protests against Ashby Market relocation
Scunthorpe Telegraph
Leading the protest is national retain chain Wilko's, which has traded near the proposed site at Ashby Broadway for more than 20 years. A Wilko's spokeswoman confirmed the company had objected to the plan by the market owners, North Lincolnshire ...

US bombers spearhead assault in Russia's 'backyard'  Daily Mail

Doctor First to Help at Shooting: 'I Felt Like I Was Back in Iraq'  Military.com

Summer skaters - The Outside Story  Mountaintimes

Scanning a sunlit pond floor for crayfish, I was distracted by seven dark spots gliding in a tight formation. Six crisp oval shadows.

WIRED
Incarceration Is Skyrocketing in Rural America
WIRED
"There is a window of opportunity here and an increasing acknowledgement on the part of law enforcement executives that they want to be ahead of the curve and be in control of their data,” says Jack Glaser, a professor of public policy at the ...
Out of Sight: The Growth of Jails in Rural America - Safety and Justice ChallengeSafety and Justice Challenge

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When Opioid Addicts Find an Ally in Blue (Published 2017)  The New York Times

Community News For The Enfield Edition  Hartford Courant

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

Phosphorus loading can cause eutrophication of lakes. Analyses of lake chemistry in China reveal that policies have led to lower phosphorus levels overall, but increasing trends in some lakes suggest that expanded policies may be needed. Excessive ...

The Ecological Systems group held a planning meeting for the upcoming field season with Co-Leaders Drs. Andrew Schroth and Carol Adair and the Summer 2017 Undergraduate Interns on June 14th! Drs. Julia Perdrial and Donald Ross, Lab Tech Saul Blocher, and post-doctoral associate Erin Seybold were also on hand to help everyone get oriented for the field work.

Rutland Herald
Summer skaters
Rutland Herald
Declan McCabe teaches biology at Saint Michael's College. His work with student researchers on insect communities in the Champlain Basin is funded by Vermont EPSCoR's Grant NSF EPS Award #1556770 from the National Science Foundation.