Dr. Stacy Woods, the NRDC's in-house expert in statistics and data visualization, discusses the key role community members play in water health projects, recounting her work on the highly publicized case of lead pipes poisoning residents in Flint, MI — now a blueprint for similar threats to water health across the country.

"Timken delivered excellent performance again in the third quarter, achieving double-digit organic revenue growth and solid year-over-year margin expansion," said Richard G. Kyle, Timken president and chief executive officer. "As we outlined at our recent Investor Day, our strong results reflect the successful execution of our strategy and proven business model, the diversity of our portfolio."

With the MOBILE Health Care Act now signed into law, more providers will likely be repurposing COVID testing vehicles to deliver other types of services — including primary care, women's health services, behavioral health, and more.

The new ownership group is exploring new and creative ways to keep the guest experience enjoyable for visitors of all ages while being mindful of past traditions that generations of St. Louisans have come to expect and love.

Timken maintains a long-standing reputation for strong values, ethics and governance and, for the past two years, Newsweek has recognized it as one of "America's Most Responsible Companies.”

Timken is one of only 30 companies currently on the NYSE to be listed for 100 consecutive years.

Evans was recognized for his contributions to materials science and engineering in the field of tribology. ASM International, the world's largest and most established materials information society, selects Fellows each year to serve as advisors.

In our bonus Labor Day episode, Dr. Anastasia Yanchilina, a Research Scientist at Impossible Sensing, tells us how she combines her paleoclimatology, paleo-oceanography, and climate policy background with her expertise in geochemistry and geology to analyze data from the 2020 Mars Perseverance Mission.

In this episode, Eric Klingenberg, the Materials Science Platform Lead for the Mars Advanced Research Institute, reveals how he and his colleagues are thinking about sustainable packaging solutions. These solutions go beyond mechanical recyclability, exploring the possibilities of composting and anaerobic digestion to create a circular economy where waste becomes a resource.