Arizona

April 18, 2023

The Smelly Invasion: How Globe Chamomile ‘Stinknet’ is Taking Over Arizona

An invasive plant, Globe Chamomile, or ‘stinknet’ is becoming more & more prevalent in Arizona. Often mistaken for a flower, stinknet is not native to Arizona; it comes from South Africa. Many

Activism·Nature

Rare Cacti Conservation: The Hunt for Crested Saguaro

The Crested Saguaro Society is a group of volunteers that have been searching the Sonoran Desert since 2005 for the crested saguaro cactus. The group has found around 3,300 crested saguaros, which are endangered due to the expansion of cities

February 14, 2023

Mount Graham Red Squirrel Population Climbs to 233, Up from 144 in 2023 and Recovering After 2017 Fire Impact

Conservation·Nature·Wildlife

In a turn of events that has caught wildlife biologists by surprise, the Mount Graham red squirrel population has increased to 233 individuals, up

Coyote Injures Two Toddlers in Arizona: Residents Asked to Remain Vigilant

News·USA·Wildlife

The Arizona Game and Fish Department is urging residents of Scottsdale to be on the lookout for a large coyote that injured two toddlers

TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) on the exterior of a modern building. TSMC is one of the world's leading semiconductor manufacturers, supplying chips to major technology companies globally. (Photo Source: TSMC)

News·USA

TSMC’s $165B US Chip Investment: Largest Foreign Direct Investment in US History

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has unveiled plans to invest an additional $100 billion in US chip manufacturing operations over the next four years, bringing its total planned US investment to $165

Rahul Somvanshi

March 4, 2025