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Is there a sustainable future for America’s most popular seafood?

The shrimp farming industry gets a bad rap, but it might be greener than you think -- and we eat enough of the stuff that it's worth getting right.

Amelia Urry Technology April 25, 2014

Pollution is making Chinese sperm damaged and “ugly”

When sperm starts getting long and repulsive, you KNOW it's time to address air quality.

Holly Richmond Culture November 12, 2013

This time-lapse nature porn is your five-minute dose of Zen

It's hard not to feel a little bit of wonder watching this video of America's most dazzling places.

Holly Richmond Culture October 31, 2013

In the hot house: Prison staff held liable for extreme heat in Louisiana cell block

A recent court ruling suggests that as climate change drives summer temperatures higher, prisons will need to adapt, lest they run afoul of basic human rights principles.

Brentin Mock Cities January 3, 2014

The billionaire boys’ club: How college students and Wall Street are thinking alike

College administrators may be giving divestment protesters the cold shoulder, but some Wall Street leaders are warming up to the idea of accurately pricing climate change.

Heather Smith Technology December 11, 2013

Please do not eat this sandwich made of the entire McDonald’s dollar menu

The Thrillist staff panicked when they heard McDonald's was eliminating its Dollar Menu. This is the hideous result.

Jess Zimmerman Food October 28, 2013

Iowa is getting sucked into scary, vanishing gullies

The gullies are essentially pipelines that move prime soil (and herbicides and pesticides) from fields into streams.

Tom Philpott Climate & Energy February 7, 2014

Pushing poor people to the suburbs is bad for the environment

High-income people moving into cities means low-income people are being pushed out. The better answer is density and more affordable housing.

Ben Adler Cities December 13, 2013

Air apparent: Once we start geoengineering, it may be hard to stop

The authors of a recent study thought maybe it'd be a good idea to look before we leap into the caldera of the fake-volcano business.

Amelia Urry Technology December 4, 2013

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