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A desperate McDonald’s Japan turns to frantic dance as metaphor

McDonald's Japan isn't doing well. Bring on the dancing employees.

Sarah Miller Technology April 26, 2013

The Obama climate move that nobody noticed

With a behind-the-scenes accounting change, the Obama administration has justified more government regulation to fight climate change.

David Roberts Climate & Energy June 5, 2013

Fracking for uranium, first accidentally, and now on purpose

Fracking can release uranium from shale. Pennsylvania is poised to study the issue, and the uranium industry is poised to exploit it.

John Upton Technology April 15, 2013

What’s bugging your meat? Shit and antibiotics, probably

Take a deep breath, carnivores: 87 percent of supermarket meat tests positive for normal and antibiotic-resistant forms of Enterococcus bacteria.

Tom Laskawy Technology April 17, 2013

Federal officials hampering Texas fertilizer explosion investigation

The U.S. Chemical Safety Board is trying to figure out why a fertilizer plant exploded last month, but the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is getting in the way.

John Upton Technology May 23, 2013

Entomologists: “Stop feeding corn syrup to honeybees.” Duh.

Taking away bees' honey and feeding them high-fructose corn syrup instead makes them more vulnerable to pesticides, a new study finds.

John Upton Food May 7, 2013

Doofuses decide to eat nothing but junk food for a week, manage not to die

A doctor told them: "You should cancel this.”

Sarah Laskow Culture May 7, 2013

Gulf Coast refineries accidentally belch out a lot of chemical pollution

Inadvertent releases from oil and chemical facilities pose scary health threats to locals, according to a recent investigation. ExxonMobil and BP are big offenders.

John Upton Technology May 22, 2013

Here’s what it feels like to ride a 14.5-foot-tall bike

This video shows you what it's like to ride on the "Stoopid Tall" bike for 20 miles.

Jess Zimmerman Culture April 25, 2013

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