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The law has been particularly effective at ensuring access to public transportation for communities of color. Fitting -- it was born on a bus.

Brentin Mock Cities July 4, 2014

Artist Mia Feuer wanted to submerge a gas station in the river, but locals fought back. We unpack all the reasons why.

Brentin Mock Cities August 12, 2014

There are already bugs in our processed food. Vegans should embrace insects as a rich source of protein, says one entomophagist.

Holly Richmond Culture April 28, 2014

America is coming under attack, say 16 retired generals and admirals, and the attacker is global warming.

John Upton Climate & Energy May 14, 2014

New evidence suggests that increasing levels of carbon, by itself -- not via the hotter climate it yields -- could cause malnutrition.

Nathanael Johnson Climate & Energy May 7, 2014

Predictions about what El Niño's going to do this year have been thrown around for the last few months. Here's why you should care.

Samantha Larson Climate & Energy June 18, 2014

Airbnb rooms are replacing hotels as primo sex worker spots. (So that tourist DID spend all weekend spelunking!)

Holly Richmond Culture April 17, 2014

A reader wants to get a little of the plastic out of her life. Umbra offers a few tips for reducing refuse.

Ask Umbra® Culture June 9, 2014

If the words “recumbent trike” make your lip curl, we understand. But the solar-powered, electric ELF deserves a second look.

Holly Richmond Technology April 16, 2014

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