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In a world without predators, katydids would be Pepto-Bismol pink

Green may actually be the result of the recessive gene.

Sarah Laskow Culture August 14, 2013

This merry-go-round turns kid energy to clean energy

Now energetic kids in rural Ghana can charge up LED lanterns by playing, so they can study at night.

Holly Richmond Culture October 3, 2013

Obama admin pisses off ethanol industry, pleases both oil industry and enviros

The EPA has lowered the amount of biofuels required to be blended into gasoline. That's a good thing, even though it makes oil companies happy.

Ben Adler Technology November 17, 2013

20 GMO questions: Animal, vegetable, controversy?

Here's a bullet-point summation of what Nathanael Johnson learned about GMOs in 2013.

Nathanael Johnson Technology December 27, 2013

The real lesson from the flaming Tesla video

It's hard for companies to stake their success on radical innovation.

Josh Harkinson Technology October 4, 2013

Soil proprietor: Do GMOs promote dirt conservation?

Genetically engineered crops are supposed to make it easier for farmers to protect the earth by plowing less. But the record is spotty.

Nathanael Johnson Technology October 22, 2013

Lawmakers seek answers after oil gushes during Colorado floods

As Colorado oil officials continue to tally the toxic toll of flooded fracking facilities -- more than 60,000 gallons and counting -- two congressmembers are calling for a hearing.

John Upton Politics October 1, 2013

Is DDT a time-bomb behind the obesity epidemic?

Inject rats with DDT, and three generations later their descendants are obese. A new study raises questions about the insecticide's long-term impact on humans.

Nathanael Johnson Technology October 25, 2013

This abandoned city bus is also a super-swank tiny home

Don’t judge a bus by its cover

Sarah Laskow Culture September 16, 2013

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