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As Wildfires Rage, Trump Administration Plans to Slash Fire Science Funding
"It makes absolutely no sense. It doesn't even make dollars and cents."

Randy Lee Loftis | August 2, 2018
Scientists Just Announced a Terrifying New Heat Record
State of the climate report found 2017 also had record high sea levels and destructive coral bleaching

Oliver Milman | August 1, 2018
Experts Warn Congress That Facebook and Twitter Can No Longer Set Their Own Rules on Foreign Disinformation
"The day that these pipelines are neutral is over."

Tonya Riley | August 1, 2018
Kavanaugh’s Nomination Renews Fight Over Outdated State Abortion Bans
Nine states still have laws on the books that ban abortion.

Sophie Murguia | August 1, 2018
How to Spot a Russian Bot
Here are five ways to identify phony Twitter accounts and ditch them.

Daniel Costa-Roberts | August 1, 2018
Connecticut Is a Mess. Can Ned Lamont Clean It Up?
Twelve years after his epic battle with Joe Lieberman, he's running for governor.

Kara Voght | July 27, 2018

Europe’s 1976 Heat Wave Helped Give Us Punk Music. What Will This One Do?
Better live by the river.

Feargus O'Sullivan | July 27, 2018
Microplastics Are Invisible, Scary, and Everywhere
"Where do they come from, how do they move around, where do they end up?"

Jessica Leigh Hester | July 25, 2018
Brett Kavanaugh Could Cripple the Next Democratic President
Two words: Chevron deference.

Pema Levy | July 24, 2018
Skyscrapers Full of Lettuce Promise an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Outdoor Farming. There’s Just One Problem.
Overeager VC firms, take note.

Tom Philpott | July/August 2018 Issue
Internal Watchdog Blasts EPA’s Response to Flint Water Crisis in Blistering Report
Supervisors in the Region 5 office are singled out for their inaction.

Dan Spinelli | July 19, 2018
High Court Kicks Silicon Valley Investor’s Plan to Split Up California Off Ballot
The court on determined that there "significant questions" about the proposition's validity.

Edwin Rios | July 18, 2018
Republicans Had a Chance to Grill Facebook Over Russia. Instead, They Talked About Censoring Chick-fil-A.
Tech executives were questioned by Congress about political bias at their companies.

Tonya Riley | July 17, 2018
Narwhals Are Real, and They Could Be in Real Trouble
Shipping could be ruining the habitats of these "unicorns of the sea."

Jessica Leigh Hester | July 16, 2018
These New Air Sensors Could Revolutionize Air Pollution Regulation
"Having the ability to know what's in your air, it gives people peace of mind."

Jason Plautz | July 15, 2018
Oh Dear. We’ve Had Yet Another Scheduling FUBAR with North Korea.

Kevin Drum | July 12, 2018
Inside the Radical, Uncomfortable Movement to Reform White Supremacists
As hate groups have surged, so has the number of extremists trying to escape.

Wes Enzinna | July/August 2018 Issue
Trump Nominates Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court
The conservative judge has been called the "Forrest Gump of Republican politics."

Stephanie Mencimer | July 9, 2018
Testing: A Great Leveler, or Just Another Racial Injustice?

Kevin Drum | July 9, 2018
There Are a Few Things Environmentalists Actually Do Agree On
In addition to climate change being bad.

Nathanael Johnson | July 7, 2018

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As Wildfires Rage, Trump Administration Plans to Slash Fire Science Funding
"It makes absolutely no sense. It doesn't even make dollars and cents."

Scientists Just Announced a Terrifying New Heat Record
State of the climate report found 2017 also had record high sea levels and destructive coral bleaching

Experts Warn Congress That Facebook and Twitter Can No Longer Set Their Own Rules on Foreign Disinformation
"The day that these pipelines are neutral is over."

Kavanaugh’s Nomination Renews Fight Over Outdated State Abortion Bans
Nine states still have laws on the books that ban abortion.

How to Spot a Russian Bot
Here are five ways to identify phony Twitter accounts and ditch them.

Connecticut Is a Mess. Can Ned Lamont Clean It Up?
Twelve years after his epic battle with Joe Lieberman, he's running for governor.

Europe’s 1976 Heat Wave Helped Give Us Punk Music. What Will This One Do?
Better live by the river.

Microplastics Are Invisible, Scary, and Everywhere
"Where do they come from, how do they move around, where do they end up?"

Brett Kavanaugh Could Cripple the Next Democratic President
Two words: Chevron deference.

Skyscrapers Full of Lettuce Promise an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Outdoor Farming. There’s Just One Problem.
Overeager VC firms, take note.

Internal Watchdog Blasts EPA’s Response to Flint Water Crisis in Blistering Report
Supervisors in the Region 5 office are singled out for their inaction.

High Court Kicks Silicon Valley Investor’s Plan to Split Up California Off Ballot
The court on determined that there "significant questions" about the proposition's validity.

Republicans Had a Chance to Grill Facebook Over Russia. Instead, They Talked About Censoring Chick-fil-A.
Tech executives were questioned by Congress about political bias at their companies.

Narwhals Are Real, and They Could Be in Real Trouble
Shipping could be ruining the habitats of these "unicorns of the sea."

These New Air Sensors Could Revolutionize Air Pollution Regulation
"Having the ability to know what's in your air, it gives people peace of mind."

Oh Dear. We’ve Had Yet Another Scheduling FUBAR with North Korea.

Inside the Radical, Uncomfortable Movement to Reform White Supremacists
As hate groups have surged, so has the number of extremists trying to escape.

Trump Nominates Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court
The conservative judge has been called the "Forrest Gump of Republican politics."

Testing: A Great Leveler, or Just Another Racial Injustice?

There Are a Few Things Environmentalists Actually Do Agree On
In addition to climate change being bad.

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As Wildfires Rage, Trump Administration Plans to Slash Fire Science Funding "It makes absolutely no sense. It doesn't even make dollars and cents."

Scientists Just Announced a Terrifying New Heat Record State of the climate report found 2017 also had record high sea levels and destructive coral bleaching

Experts Warn Congress That Facebook and Twitter Can No Longer Set Their Own Rules on Foreign Disinformation "The day that these pipelines are neutral is over."

Kavanaugh’s Nomination Renews Fight Over Outdated State Abortion Bans Nine states still have laws on the books that ban abortion.

How to Spot a Russian Bot Here are five ways to identify phony Twitter accounts and ditch them.

Connecticut Is a Mess. Can Ned Lamont Clean It Up? Twelve years after his epic battle with Joe Lieberman, he's running for governor.

Europe’s 1976 Heat Wave Helped Give Us Punk Music. What Will This One Do? Better live by the river.

Microplastics Are Invisible, Scary, and Everywhere "Where do they come from, how do they move around, where do they end up?"

Brett Kavanaugh Could Cripple the Next Democratic President Two words: Chevron deference.

Skyscrapers Full of Lettuce Promise an Eco-Friendly Alternative to Outdoor Farming. There’s Just One Problem. Overeager VC firms, take note.

Internal Watchdog Blasts EPA’s Response to Flint Water Crisis in Blistering Report Supervisors in the Region 5 office are singled out for their inaction.

High Court Kicks Silicon Valley Investor’s Plan to Split Up California Off Ballot The court on determined that there "significant questions" about the proposition's validity.

Republicans Had a Chance to Grill Facebook Over Russia. Instead, They Talked About Censoring Chick-fil-A. Tech executives were questioned by Congress about political bias at their companies.

Narwhals Are Real, and They Could Be in Real Trouble Shipping could be ruining the habitats of these "unicorns of the sea."

These New Air Sensors Could Revolutionize Air Pollution Regulation "Having the ability to know what's in your air, it gives people peace of mind."