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The Zero Emission Vehicle Challenge is on

Is the internal combustion engine going the way of the dinosaurs?

Zoya Teirstein July 11, 2018

A D.C. District Court just sewed up an EPA loophole

You may have heard that, due to like a bazillion scandals, Scott Pruitt is no longer the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. But on his last day, he decided not to enforce existing EPA standards for “super-polluting” trucks.

Zoya Teirstein July 19, 2018

There’s been a mysterious rise in ozone-destroying emissions

Scientists suspect someone's secretly making banned CFCs.

Greta Jochem Uncategorized May 16, 2018

As coral reefs suffer from climate change, researchers aim at a new target: snails

Can removing snails from corals help them withstand climate change?

Shannon Osaka Science June 22, 2018

Leaked letter: Kinder Morgan broke rules for months during Trans Mountain Pipeline construction

Kinder Morgan has been endangering marine wildlife and breaking underwater sound thresholds, says federal letter.

Mike De Souza Uncategorized June 16, 2018

How to stop a humanitarian disaster before it happens

Weather forecasting has improved so much that organizations can prepare for disasters before they strike.

Eric Holthaus Technology May 15, 2018

Climate change, my microbiome, and me

We blame a lot on global warming -- but science might not be ready to indict it for tummy troubles.

Lisa Selin Davis Uncategorized May 15, 2018

Girl Scouts are getting into STEM

Girl Scouts isn’t just Tagalongs and Thin Mints anymore.

Shannon Osaka July 20, 2018

This year’s global hurricane boom could go into overdrive

The National Weather Service says there is a 70 percent chance that El Niño will juice this year's storm season.

Eric Holthaus Science July 13, 2018

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