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A huge, toxic algae bloom is basically eating the West Coast alive

That toxic algae bloom off the West Coast is bigger and badder than we thought -- and its messing with your seafood.

Amelia Urry Food August 7, 2015

Which method of raising cows is the most climate-friendly?

A new study compares the global warming potential of different beef production practices.

Clayton Aldern Climate & Energy August 20, 2015

Can something called the cleanweb help fight climate change?

These techies want to use the internet in the fight climate change, right alongside solar panels and urban farms.

Suzanne Jacobs Science November 5, 2015

U.S. taxpayers are getting ripped off by fossil fuel extraction

Coal-mining and oil-drilling programs on federal land are big money-wasters, in addition to polluting the environment and hurting the climate.

Ben Adler Technology August 20, 2015

Tell women about birth control that works — and they’ll choose birth control that works

We bring this to you straight from the "no shit" department.

Eve Andrews Culture June 17, 2015

Under realistic driving conditions, diesel cars emit a lot of extra pollution

Volkswagen isn't the only one with misleading emissions data.

Damian Carrington, The Guardian Technology September 30, 2015

People are still living in FEMA’s toxic Katrina trailers — and they likely have no idea

Our map shows the formaldehyde-laced trailers went on an odd journey, and our reporter explains why.

Heather Smith Technology August 27, 2015

Rio Olympics already tainted with poo

An AP investigation reveals there's something in the water in Rio, and it's shit.

Katie Herzog Culture July 30, 2015

To save chocolate, big food companies have started collaborating

Food companies take ridiculous measures to protect their secrets, but now they’re beginning to see the benefits of cooperating and sharing information.

Tove Danovich Technology October 6, 2015

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