Articles

Is this the solution to the oceans' woes? Maybe not, but it sure is weird!

Katie Herzog Culture

A new study of prenatal exposure to fracking chemicals shows potential long-term effects -- at least for mice.

Katie Herzog Culture

The Los Angeles City Council voted to legalize urban beekeeping, overturning a ban from the dark days of 1879.

Kate Yoder Culture

Yes, it's a desperate plan. No, it's not a good idea.

Katie Herzog Technology

The more pipelines, railways, and energy systems that we connect to the internet, the more we open ourselves up to cyber attacks.

Suzanne Jacobs Technology

The next president won't end the GOP deadlock in Congress. Climate action will depend on executive power. Let's ask candidates about that.

Ben Adler Politics

When you dump your old duds in a bin, where do they really end up? Umbra knits together an answer for a curious reader.

Ask Umbra® Culture

Technological innovation is rife not only in renewable energy but in old-fashioned dirty energy, too. Should we worry?

Heather Smith Technology

An oil company shut down drilling only because of strong community organizing, and no thanks to the agency that was supposed to regulate it.

Raven Rakia Cities

The goal, according to the company, is to reduce average vehicle emissions by 90 percent by 2050.

Katie Herzog Technology

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