Emily GertzEnvironmentWhat Kennedy's Supreme Court departure means for the environmentNew cases, shifting strategies, and the uncertainty of a reshuffled benchBy Emily GertzJuly 12, 2018ScienceScientist Gives Himself Fecal Transplant To Try A Hunter-Gatherer's MicrobiomeWhy a field researcher from America has exposed his colon to the gut microbiome of a tribesman from TanzaniaBy Emily GertzOctober 1, 2014ScienceDramatic Ice Loss Is Messing With Antarctica's GravityBut don't worry, the penguins won't float awayBy Emily GertzSeptember 30, 2014EnergyClimate Week 2014: The Wrap-UpClimate Week's big pledges included preserving forests and investing in renewable energy. Now those promises need to be kept.By Emily GertzSeptember 30, 2014ScienceWhy These 15 Scientists Marched For Climate Change Action“There is no point in doing the research if no one is going to listen to the results,” says one researcher.By Emily GertzSeptember 23, 2014ScienceLive-Blogging The United Nations Climate Summit Popular Science is inside the U.N., where 150 heads of state are talking global warming. Will they put momentum behind an international treaty in 2015?By Emily GertzSeptember 23, 2014EnergyNext Week Is Climate WeekFrom a mass march for action to a United Nations summit, PopSci will be thereBy Emily GertzSeptember 19, 2014ScienceArtificial Sweeteners May Contribute to Metabolic DisordersEvidence suggests sugar substitutes aggravate diabetes and obesity.By Emily GertzSeptember 18, 2014Science23andMe Decides It Won't Automatically Reunite Long Lost RelativesThe DNA testing service reverses course in favor of users' privacy.By Emily GertzSeptember 17, 2014ScienceTexas Considers Textbooks That Contain Climate Change DenialTexas Schoolbook MassacreBy Emily GertzSeptember 17, 2014ScienceWant Your Crops To Survive Extreme Heat and Drought? Add FungusThe future of agriculture may be plant-fungus symbiosis, writes Issie Lapowsky for WIREDBy Emily GertzSeptember 12, 2014ScienceThe Ozone Layer Is On The MendFTWBy Emily GertzSeptember 11, 2014ScienceRosetta Takes A Selfie"Does this angle make my solar wing look fat?"By Emily GertzSeptember 11, 2014TechnologyEgypt Comes To Google Street ViewTour the historic monuments of Egypt without leaving your seatBy Emily GertzSeptember 10, 2014ScienceLost: Huge Chunk Of Europa's Icy CrustIf you have any information about the whereabouts of this missing ice block, please contact NASA.By Emily GertzSeptember 10, 2014ScienceWho Owns Asteroid Rights?Tomorrow's Congressional hearing will discuss the exploitation of a new frontierBy Emily GertzSeptember 9, 2014ScienceLouisiana's Disappearing Coastline Threatens Entire U.S. EconomyA dramatic visualization of the forces bringing the Gulf of Mexico up to New Orleans' back doorBy Emily GertzAugust 28, 2014EnergyTurning Old Lead Batteries Into New Solar EnergyMIT team's work could curb toxic waste while contributing to clean powerBy Emily GertzAugust 20, 2014ScienceAntarctica From Pole To Coast In Stunning DetailA mosaic of more than 3,150 high-resolution satellite images creates the best continent-wide view since 1997.By Emily GertzAugust 19, 2014ScienceExtreme Rainfall Is The New Normal, And We're Not Ready For ItHeavy rains are flooding cities and towns from Nebraska to Michigan to Maine. Is the problem failing infrastructure, global warming...or both?By Emily GertzAugust 15, 2014
