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Sandy could result in kinder, gentler subway rats

If the dominant rats were further down in the tunnels, mostly submissive rats would have survived. Which could make rats nicer overall. Maybe. Probably not.

Jess Zimmerman Uncategorized October 31, 2012

A massive hurricane just slammed into Cabo

Hurricane Odile is the strongest storm on record to hit the resort town … and just the latest monster storm from the Eastern Pacific this year.

Chris Mooney Culture September 15, 2014

The strange relationship between global warming denial and … speaking English

Climate denial isn't a worldwide delusion. It's a distinctly Anglophone one.

Chris Mooney Climate & Energy July 22, 2014

This comic strip explains why we could see more disasters like Toledo’s toxic algae bloom

Farming practices and climate change are creating a "perfect storm."

Audrey Quinn & Jackie Roche Climate & Energy August 5, 2014

What do the new climate rules have to do with my kid’s asthma?

The EPA is selling its new power plant regulations as a salve for polluted communities. But the devil is in the details.

Brentin Mock Technology September 5, 2014

Straussed out? Listen to wind turbine version of Blue Danube

Siemens commissioned the windy version of Blue Danube Waltz to celebrate its 448-turbine wind farm.

Darby Minow Smith Technology August 1, 2014

This just in: Millennials love organic eggplant, hate Gucci

The nation’s most closely scrutinized generation is basically dumping $20 bills on the front steps of Whole Foods with a wheelbarrow.

Eve Andrews Culture September 10, 2014

This 3,300 foot crack in the Mexican desert is nothing to worry about

“This is no cause for alarm,” one official said. Um, yes, it is.

Amelia Urry Culture August 28, 2014

Now congressional Republicans are digging through scientists’ grant proposals

Rep. Lamar Smith has launched an aggressive campaign against what he sees as misguided money management at the National Science Foundation.

Tim McDonnell Politics October 20, 2014

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