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For strawberries, it’s diversify or die

A pesticide ban is about to make life harder than ever for strawberry growers -- but the rule might also spur some creative solutions.

Nathanael Johnson Technology August 5, 2015

Fact check: Republicans’ crazy debate claims about climate change and energy

Even ostensibly science-friendly GOP candidates like Rand Paul can't bring themselves to fully embrace climate reality -- and other notes on Tuesday's debate.

Ben Adler Technology November 11, 2015

Scientists take a page from super cows and engineer double-bacon hogs

Twice the muscle means twice the meat in these gene-edited hogs, fresh from the lab in South Korea.

Nathanael Johnson Technology June 30, 2015

This chart will silence your friends who make excuses for climate change

You know all those other explanations for climate change? A brilliant infographic shows how lame they actually are.

Heather Smith Climate & Energy June 24, 2015

A surprising link between superintelligent robots, global warming, and mass extinction? Nope, not really

It takes a lot of scientific stretching to suggest robots will rise from the ashes of climate change. But apparently this is an argument.

Clayton Aldern Climate & Energy September 9, 2015

Yet another land mine for GMO Golden Rice

The real problems with a controversial, retracted study weren't about the science but about respect for the subjects' values.

Nathanael Johnson Technology August 20, 2015

Europe is so hot right now — and only going to get hotter

Global warming doubles the chances of European heatwaves.

Andrea Thompson Climate & Energy July 13, 2015

The U.S. is cutting out trans fats from processed foods by 2018

The FDA will ban partially hydrogenated oils (PHOs), the largest source of trans fats in processed foods, by 2018. This is a big deal.

Grist staff Technology June 16, 2015

This terrifying new tool tells you how slutty you are

HINT: It's probably less than your parents.

Eve Andrews Culture June 4, 2015

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