Topic
Environment
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Jillian Mock • January 29, 2018
A massive passenger ferry in Alaska and British Columbia could help scientists track the complex process of ocean acidification
Chloe Williams • December 20, 2017
Evidence of ancient burning practices in coastal rainforests challenges notions of fire management in these wet landscapes
Charlie Wood • December 15, 2017
But engineers are trying to reclaim it downstream
Lexi Krupp • December 13, 2017
But warming temperatures remain deadly
Brianna Abbott • December 11, 2017
But don't consider the world saved just yet
Jen Monnier • November 29, 2017
Insight into the disease’s ancient origins points toward the causes of the current epidemic
Jillian Mock • November 24, 2017
New evidence suggests an atmospheric bridge originating in Antarctica could have influenced global climate patterns during the last ice age
Emiliano Rodríguez Mega • November 13, 2017
An amendment that gives a free pass to genetically modified crops causes legal turmoil
Will Sullivan • November 8, 2017
Scientists link a chemical frequently used to disperse spilled oil to wheezing, rashes and burning eyes in the recovery workers following the country's largest-ever spill.
Nell Durfee • October 9, 2017
As ice caps melt, microplastics are leaking into the water, for animals to eat
Nell Durfee • October 6, 2017
After Hurricane Harvey, factories nearby released unprecedented amounts of air emissions
Eleanor Cummins • September 6, 2017
Garbage disposals could pave the way for a zero-waste future if we can get over our fear of clogs
Harrison Tasoff • August 18, 2017
The hidden nuclear history of suburban Los Angeles
Abigail Fagan • July 11, 2017
Sonali McDermid is worried about the planet’s food supply — and those seeking to eviscerate science
Abigail Fagan • July 5, 2017
Brooklyn neighbors will soon be able to trade power directly — and there’s more to come