By Catholic Partnership Schools Healthy Courier staff | Tiny pieces of man-made material called microplastics are everywhere. They’re in rivers, near our homes, and even in the air we breathe. “It’s very likely that we all have microplastics inside of us right now,”...
By James Logan Healthy Eagle staff | Imagine that you are in charge of a company that has 6,000 cars and vans that travel 425,000 miles every day. But gas-powered vehicles release a lot of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, which is not healthy for the environment....
By William Cramp Fit Flyer staff | When Brianna Amingwa was growing up in Detroit, she didn’t know much about nature. But she knew she loved animals. She studied animal science in college and then worked at wildlife refuges in Ohio, Iowa, and Minnesota. For the past...
By Waliyyah and the AMY Northwest Healthy Bulldog staff | We heard him before we saw him. Even though we were half asleep at 8:30 on a recent Monday morning, Stephen Ritz was WIDE awake. He appeared on a Zoom call wearing a cheese hat and talking really fast. When...
By Healthy Trailblazer Journal 8A staff | Icebergs are melting. Forests are burning. Sea levels are rising. These are the worrisome signs that the Earth’s climate is changing. Rachel Valletta, an environmental scientist who previously worked at The Franklin...
Dr. Tami Benton By Daniel, East Norriton Bulldog Bulletin, and Katelynn, Gotwals Healthy Press | It’s normal for kids to be sad or anxious, says Dr. Tami Benton, and she wants them to understand that it’s OK. But those feelings can become a problem if they don’t go...
