Sunday Reads: Feb. 2
Hold on tight for the windy weekend and enjoy some reading.
Forbes: What exactly is the The Space Force?
Civil Eats: U.S. supermarkets are doing bulk food all wrong
NPR: Trump administration rolling back federal water protections
NPR: How super sniffer dogs are helping detect disease around the world
Reuters: U.S. farm bankruptcies hit an eight-year high: court data
The Philadelphia Inquirer: City workers turn Philadelphia’s iconic Parkway into an illegal parking lot, and others follow
Colorado Public Radio: Meth, guns and aggressive tactics combine to give Colorado one of nation’s highest police shooting rates
CBS News: Income inequality in America: How $98 trillion of household wealth is distributed
Texas Public Radio: Garbage trucks and potholes: San Antonio launches research and development program to solve problems
The New Yorker: The last time democracy almost died
Air Force Times: Air Force deaths by suicide spiked by one-third in 2019
Task and Purpose: America’s farmers are dying out. The USDA is calling no veterans to take their place
Bitterroot Magazine: This Montana group has adventurers working for scientists
Washington Post: Sunday’s date is a rare, extra special palindrome
Washington Post: Goodbye cabernet sauvignon. How climate change will end wine as we know it.




