The Associated Press quotes Adam Rome in a story on how large-scale wind, solar and hydropower projects are the source of conflict for some environmentalists, who argue that such projects could have impacts that range from killing birds and destroying wildlife habitats.

John Crassidis appeared on The Today Show to discuss space debris from a Chinese rocket launched last week that’s hurtling back to Earth. 

Bloomberg reported on a new study that included important contributions from Sophie Nowicki about the rising ocean sea level.

Time Magazine quoted Amanda Nickerson about the increase in suicides among Black girls, characterizing it as a mental health crisis hiding in plain sight.

The Associated Press quotes Diana Aga in a story on the reported discovery of what scientists believe to be more than 25,000 barrels that possibly contain DDT dumped off the Southern California coast.

The Washington Post interviewed Shira Gabriel in a report on the human need to gather in large groups.

Vox interviewed Yotam Ophir about how advertising and product placements on social media can drive some people into debt.

CBC quoted Kathryn Friedman in an article on rising U.S. representative Elise Stefanik’s advocacy for strengthening U.S.-Canada relations. 

Yahoo News quoted John Sellick in an article on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s latest report on breakthrough infections in the U.S. among people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

CBS Sunday Morning interviewed Peter Rogerson in a story about the good-natured brouhaha over which North Dakota town is the geographical center of North America.