Re: “California’s behind on its 2030 climate goals. What’s at stake if it doesn’t catch up?” (Mercurynews.com, Jan. 16): I am heartbroken to read about the burning of Australia — humans displaced and ...

To the editor: Alaska is full of ancient history. Here, one can find dinosaur bones, wooly mammoth tusks, and fossils with thousands-of-years-old pollen spores. You can also see what is thought to be ...

Regarding “Field Station Dinosaur searches for new home” (Letter, NorthJersey.com, April 15): It is unfortunate Guy Gsell of Field Station Dinosaur continues to mislead and misinform the people of ...

SUNBURY — Students at Chief Shikellamy Elementary School wrote more than 300 letters of support for a dinosaur fossil to be installed at the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. Those letters ...

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Re: the Aug. 30 article "With fossil record on his side, T. rex here stands tall against web slights." As a Christian and the pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church in downtown Tuscon, I just wanted to ...

I very much enjoyed your articles on recent dinosaur discoveries (21 May, p 34). They reminded me of an idea sparked off by a statement by Mike Williams in his 1994 paper “Catastrophic versus ...