Science Archive
Archives for December 2022
Plus a couple that are halfway in between.
The US can tackle methane emissions and deliver on global financing.
America’s aging energy infrastructure and reliance on fossil fuels pushed local power grids to the brink.
The US doesn’t have enough infectious disease doctors — and the situation is about to get worse.
US life expectancy got worse during Covid-19, and then kept getting worse.
The EPA’s draft “social cost of carbon” analysis opens up a knotty discussion about US lives versus lives abroad.
The head of the world’s largest environmental organization explains what it will actually take to stop the extinction crisis.
A new fleet of electric mail trucks heralds the next phase of the EV revolution.
Surprise! This environmental story is actually not depressing.
At the UN Biodiversity Conference in Montreal, world leaders agreed to a historic plan to halt biodiversity loss.
There aren’t any monoclonal antibody drugs that can treat the latest Covid-19 variants.
The biggest missed opportunity of the lame-duck Congress, explained.
Lasting change is going to take more than just good hand hygiene.
Want to protect the planet? First, we need to agree on what “conservation” means.
Oceans are under threat. Can cell-cultured fish help?