Topic
Environment
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Polina Porotsky • June 20, 2019
Shells tell a story of evolution that spans over millions of years
Marcus Banks • June 14, 2019
Despite perceptions that the Hudson is not fit for swimming, it is perfectly safe in many places
Polina Porotsky • May 1, 2019
Researchers are racing to preserve coral larvae for future restoration projects — and cryopreservation could be one solution
Nina Pullano • April 29, 2019
‘Natural gas liquids’ keep processing profitable even as renewables rise
Nina Pullano • April 3, 2019
Turf lawns come with a steep environmental price, but are a hard habit to break
Donavyn Coffey • March 22, 2019
One New York chef is combatting the treacherous, invasive green crab one bowl of sustainable seafood ramen at a time — and he wants your help
Polina Porotsky • February 22, 2019
Our sense of disgust of eating insects is largely cultural, and there could be benefits to overcoming our ick
Nina Pullano • February 18, 2019
Lisa Nett encourages students to notice their neighborhood nature
Marion Renault • February 1, 2019
"We leave as little mark as possible," says a local rock climbing guide of the sport's environmental impact
Dani Leviss • January 30, 2019
Warming temperatures are a breeding ground for vulnerabilities in water distribution systems. A new study tackles challenges with maintaining and engineering water systems for a hotter future.
Passant Rabie • January 16, 2019
Producers say they’ll roll-out ‘clean meat’ products soon, but would you eat it?
Marion Renault • January 14, 2019
Children are already experiencing “eco-anxiety” — and psychiatrists don’t really know how to help them cope
Tara Santora • January 11, 2019
Meat and dairy aren’t exactly disappearing, but veggie alternatives are gaining ground
Jillian Mock • December 12, 2018
Airborne dust is a climate force to be reckoned with — only scientists aren’t sure whether it’s helping cool down or warm up the planet.
Nina Pullano • December 6, 2018
In forests, birds flock to find food. On farms with trees — not so much, a new study says