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When spruce beetles attack!

Drought is making it much harder for trees to defend themselves against invading insects, says a new study.

Maddie Oatman Climate & Energy October 15, 2013

To avoid diabetes, eat fruit, don’t drink fruit juice

New research found that people who ate whole fruits were 23 percent less likely to develop type 2 diabetes than those who avoided them. Blueberries are particularly healthalicious.

John Upton Culture August 30, 2013

Filibuster demolition could clear the air for greener rulings

The D.C. court at the center of the Senate fight is a key arena for environmental regulation.

Ben Adler Climate & Energy November 22, 2013

Nearly 70 percent of Fox climate pundits doubt global warming

A new study from Media Matters shows just how far Fox News has strayed from reality on climate change.

Chris Mooney Climate & Energy October 10, 2013

7 more national parks threatened by fire

Yosemite isn't the only park facing a growing risk of wildfires.

Jeremy Schulman Climate & Energy September 3, 2013

Arkansas tar-sands spill was an accident 60 years in the making

The oil pipeline that ruptured beneath Mayflower was defective when was laid in the 1940s. Why didn't Exxon know? Where else was the flawed piping used?

John Upton Technology July 11, 2013

Antarctic moss a charming but chilling sign of warming

A clump of moss on the Antarctic Peninsula is ballooning -- a botanical pioneer in a fast-warming region.

John Upton Climate & Energy August 30, 2013

Pebble Mine project in Alaska is on the ropes

One of two companies that wanted to build a massive gold and copper mine near Bristol Bay has pulled out of the project, leaving its future uncertain.

John Upton Technology September 17, 2013

Genetically modified literature (in which I read books so you don’t have to)

Books on the GMO controversy don't always wear their sympathies and biases on their sleeves -- so here's a handy guide.

Nathanael Johnson Technology August 14, 2013

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