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Neil deGrasse Tyson’s “StarTalk” puts science in the late-night spotlight

Maybe -- just maybe! -- Nat Geo's StarTalk will teach us that the best way to make people take science seriously is to find a way to laugh at it.

Amelia Urry Culture April 21, 2015

Why the bee crisis isn’t as bad as you think (but still matters)

Bees aren't vanishing, but their troubles can offer clues to long-term problems in our agricultural system.

Nathanael Johnson Climate & Energy June 24, 2015

What’s the cheapest new car to drive? Hint: It’s an EV

Electric vehicles can have higher sticker prices than gasoline versions, but things look different if you consider all costs over five years.

Bentham Paulos Technology May 11, 2015

Just how big can bug-ranching grow?

Today, growing insects for food is a fringe phenomenon. And unless we can figure out ways to bring down the price of edible bugs, it may stay that way.

Heather Smith Culture July 30, 2015

Should I cut down my tree to save water in the drought?

To tree or not to tree, that is the question. Umbra says 'tis nobler to tree. The real question is, what kind?

Ask Umbra® Culture May 21, 2015

Can we level the playing field for coffee growers?

Here's the background on direct trade and its effect on coffee farmers.

Lucas Oliver Oswald Technology August 12, 2015

Meet moringa, the (latest) world’s most amazing superfood

This leaf is packed with nutrients, grows in dry tropic climates where people are malnourished, and appeals to affluent health buffs, too.

Nathanael Johnson Food and Agriculture June 16, 2015

Obama is paving the way for success in Paris

Thanks to the president’s diplomacy with developing countries, a global climate deal is a lot closer than seemed possible a year ago.

Ben Adler Politics July 15, 2015

Why it matters that left-wingers just won in oil-rich Alberta

The new leader of the province opposes Keystone and takes climate seriously. That’s awkward for Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

Ben Adler Technology May 6, 2015

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