Science Archive
Archives for October 2022
Lula has pledged to restore the Amazon. Will it be enough?
Individual decisions can be a powerful force against climate change, but only if they’re pointed in the same direction.
Researchers are using drones, AI, and digital recorders to create a “zoological version of Google Translate.”
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The US is now committed to phasing out HFCs, a class of powerful greenhouse gases.
Oh, you think mussels are basically rocks? I’m afraid you are very wrong.
The blue state may elect its first GOP governor since 1982.
What’s behind the early surge in RSV and flu — and what’s to come.
Greenhouse gas emissions need to halve by 2030. They’re on track to rise.
A trio of researchers claimed they found likely evidence that the virus that causes Covid-19 was synthetic. And then scientists went to work picking the theory apart.
All of society benefits when workplaces include people with a range of disabilities.
We’re still contemplating the thorny brilliance of throwing soup on Sunflowers.
Toxic landfills are emblems of environmental injustice across the US. Clean energy can remake them.
Americans are terrible at recycling. Electric cars are a chance to change that.
Hybrid cars gave way to electric vehicles. Could “hybrid meat” do the same for beef and pork?