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This electric car is specifically designed for people in wheelchairs

The Kenguru EV can go up to 25 mph, with a range of about 60 miles. It has LED lights, too. Pretty sweet!

Holly Richmond Technology February 11, 2014

Gas company: No need to frack outside London; regular old drilling will do

The British site of anti-fracking protests over the summer will not be home to fracking. Or so says the energy company that wants to drill the heck out of the site.

John Upton Climate & Energy January 27, 2014

Rat retraction reaction: Journal pulls its GMOs-cause-rat-tumors study

Retractions are typically the result of big goofs and frauds -- but in this case, the problem was inordinate attention paid to inconclusive results.

Nathanael Johnson Technology December 3, 2013

Wyoming doesn’t want its kids to learn about climate change

It's the first state to reject new national science education standards. And it just so happens to be the biggest coal-producing state.

Ben Adler Culture April 23, 2014

Sand-mine-happy Wisconsin mayor survives recall attempt

Frac sand, ho! The result of a recall election in a small Wisconsin town favors a Texan company that wants to mine for frac sand.

John Upton Climate & Energy December 18, 2013

GMO companies are dousing Hawaiian island with toxic pesticides

Dangerous chemicals are being applied to GMO test fields on Kauai at a much higher rate than on most U.S. farms, an analysis of new data reveals.

Paul Koberstein Technology June 16, 2014

Arctic Sea Ice Freefall is Mirror Image of Carbon Dioxide Ascent

By Emily E. Adams The amount of Arctic sea ice has plummeted in recent decades—a bold manifestation of the rise...

Lester Brown Uncategorized January 23, 2014

You don’t have to live on a coast to get flooded out by climate change

Landlocked Zimbabwe has been experiencing worsening droughts and worsening floods. Right now the floods are the big problem.

John Upton Climate & Energy February 15, 2014

Pennsylvania to start fracking sensitive state forestland

Nearly half of Pennsylvania's shale-rich state forests have been leased to frackers. The state's Republican governor thinks that's not enough.

John Upton Technology February 6, 2014

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