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Pennsylvanians are complaining their water is fracked up. Now what?

For those with contaminated wells, state regulators aren’t acting fast enough.

Maryam Jameel Technology June 23, 2016

Wildfires aren’t just for the West anymore

As cities expand, so do chances of devastating wildfires.

Ike Sriskandarajah, Eric Sagara, & Emmanuel Martinez Culture October 11, 2016

Earthquakes caused by oil drillers are now so common that the government just assumes they’re coming

In parts of Oklahoma and Kansas, the tremor risk is now on par with quake-prone California.

Clayton Aldern Culture March 28, 2016

California’s primary has oily fingers all over it

Don’t let Hillary vs. Bernie distract you from the other Democrat vs. Democrat cage matches in play.

Heather Smith Technology June 7, 2016

U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump answers a question at a news conference before a campaign rally in Hampton, New Hampshire August 14, 2015.

Trump wants to redo the U.N. climate talks. Here’s why he can’t.

Sorry Donald, the Paris deal is Trump-proofed.

Clayton Aldern Politics May 18, 2016

Making our cities stronger and greener: A planning guide for candidates

All politics are local? Then pols should get serious about improving the places where most of us live.

Ben Adler Politics July 18, 2016

Is there a non-toxic way to get rid of hard water stains?

A British reader wonders how to get ride of limescale in her loo. Once advice maven Umbra Fisk figures out what that means, she drops a load of advice.

Ask Umbra® Culture June 16, 2016

Senate Republicans use Palestine as an excuse not to fund climate agency

Several senators want to cut U.N. climate funding because they object to the U.N. treating Palestine as a state.

Kate Sheppard & Jessica Schulberg Politics April 20, 2016

The worst anti-science nonsense of 2016

Between Trump's Cabinet, Jill Stein, and Hurricane Matthew truthers, science has been attacked from all sides.

Jeremy Schulman Politics December 28, 2016

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