Mining operations in the U.S. are throwing away critical minerals that could be used to power things like electric cars. How saving mining waste could fuel a clean energy future. And, the role of our personal walls in the polarization of the country.
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Alisa Reznick/KJZZTuesday will mark two weeks since Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva's victory, and there are still questions about when she’ll actually be sworn in and officially take office. -
Murphy Woodhouse/KJZZIn the midst of working on his latest project, about the concept of walls, cultural anthropologist Anand Pandian found himself volunteering with a group called Tucson Samaritans — a humanitarian organization that leaves water and food for migrants in the desert. -
Ryan KruegerJohn D'Emilio will be visiting Arizona State University on this Thursday to give a talk about the evolving presence of queer people in American life. His research stretches back into the many decades before mainstream visibility for LGBTQ+ Americans. -
Claire Caulfield/KJZZResearchers like Elizabeth Holley, an associate professor of mining engineering at the Colorado School of Mines, are trying to spark a conversation about how to rethink mining in the U.S. — and what’s labeled as waste. -
Molly ConditLeila Hudson, a professor of Global Studies at UA and chair of the faculty there, told The Show she finds the proposal problematic. -
Amber Favela/KJZZThere are indirect talks expected in Egypt this week between Israel and Hamas, in an attempt to end the ongoing conflict between them.
