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Greenland might be contributing more to sea level rise than we thought

A porous layer of snow on top of the ice sheet used to collect meltwater before it flowed into the ocean, but that might not be the case anymore.

Suzanne Jacobs Climate & Energy January 5, 2016

Armed right-wing militia may not be the best caretakers of Native American artifacts

The occupiers of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge have also become the unlikely, and untrustworthy, caretakers of the Burns Paiute Tribe's heritage.

Aura Bogado Politics January 19, 2016

Asthma rates are starting to fall — just not for the poorest kids

Racial and socioeconomic disparities that plague the distribution of childhood asthma are thriving.

Clayton Aldern Culture December 29, 2015

Move to Minnesota, but don’t do it because of a “best of” list

Even if it does top a lot of them.

Clayton Aldern Culture March 8, 2016

America was really damn hot last year, scientists confirm

It was the second-hottest year ever in the U.S., and it was awfully wet too.

James West Climate & Energy January 7, 2016

My mother-in-law died. What should I do with her expired cans of food?

Is it better to send old food to the landfill or down the drain? And how can we tame the food-waste beast in our kitchens? Umbra Fisk cooks up an answer.

Ask Umbra® Culture December 7, 2015

There’s an important ballot fight in Florida between big power companies and the solar industry

A misleading ballot measure backed by utilities could hamper the growth of solar power in one of the sunniest states.

Tim McDonnell Technology March 7, 2016

6 things Bernie Sanders would do to crack down on fracking, even if Congress doesn’t go along

Sanders’ proposed anti-fracking bill won’t pass, but he has other moves up his sleeve that a president could take without congressional cooperation.

Ben Adler Politics February 21, 2016

When a Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s moves in, there goes the neighborhood

Fancy grocery stores drive up housing prices and drive out low-income residents.

Katie Herzog Culture January 28, 2016

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