This week around 200 million people in the United States will endure, or already have endured, the first major heat wave of the year.
With high temperatures in the 90+ degrees Farenheit, and some places higher, along with miserable humidity.
Continue reading The Science is Clear
On the side of Iraqi Bakery in Detroit’s Cody Rouge neighbohood on the far west side, you’ll found a brightly colored wall mural that captures your attention as you head east on West Warren.
A musician playing a trumpet in a field of tall golden yellow sunflowers looks upward toward the deep blue sky with fluffy white clouds as the sunrays shine down.
Continue reading Photo of the Week: In the End There Will Be Sunflowers
An alternative to Google Maps, how America’s forgotten second national park became a state park, and beavers returning to Portugal after more than 500 years are among the interesting stories I’ve read and enjoyed in the past month.
I hope you enjoy them, too!
Continue reading What I Found Interesting: June 18, 2025