Year: 2026
Ports, Permits, and Politics: The Governance Chain That Keeps Seafood Legal and Trusted
At a working dock, “fresh” starts long before the first tote hits ice. It starts in the quiet paperwork moments that most diners never see: permits checked, landing reports filed, lots assigned, and if the product is imported traceability data…
Understanding Temperature Trends in a Changing Climate
Hot days feel more common than they used to. Winters feel shorter in some places. In others, weather swings feel harder to predict. Many people notice these shifts through daily experience, whether they check forecasts for travel, plan outdoor work,…
Doomscrolling as a Public Information Problem
Many people now check the news the moment they wake up and again before going to sleep. Headlines refresh endlessly. Alerts arrive late at night. Stories stack one after another, often framed around conflict, crisis, or urgency. Over time, this…