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Ocean
Coral reefs are dying, but it’s not too late to save them
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Philip Kiefer
Wildlife
A new mapping method could help humans and wildlife coexist
By
Philip Kiefer
COVID-19
Regardless of COVID-19’s origins, experts say it’s time to tighten up biosecurity lab protocols
By
Philip Kiefer
Agriculture
Plant pandemics are on the rise, and we need a plan to stop them
By
Philip Kiefer
Vaccines
Experts says blood clots from AstraZeneca’s COVID vaccine are rare enough to justify its use
By
Philip Kiefer
Insects
To save monarch butterflies, we need more milkweed
By
Philip Kiefer
Fossil Fuels
Louisiana is making bold climate goals, but still wants its fossil fuels
By
Philip Kiefer
Environment
Dam reservoirs may be much bigger sources of carbon emissions than we thought
By
Philip Kiefer
Insects
The main ingredient in RoundUp doesn’t just kill plants. It harms beetles, too.
By
Philip Kiefer
Ocean
We may finally know where young turtles spend their ‘lost years’
By
Philip Kiefer
Bees
Wasps are the bee’s knees
By
Philip Kiefer
Climate Change
Homes in flood-prone areas should be getting cheaper. They’re not.
By
Philip Kiefer
Agriculture
‘Forest gardens’ planted by Canada’s Indigenous people before the 1800s still benefit ecosystems today
By
Philip Kiefer
Vaccines
Regular childhood vaccinations dipped during COVID, opening a door for measles outbreaks
By
Philip Kiefer
Conservation
Humans haven’t always wrecked the environment
By
Philip Kiefer
Global Warming
The US is tropicalizing, and you’ve probably already noticed the change
By
Philip Kiefer
Science
Our most recognizable screams are the most joyful
By
Philip Kiefer
COVID-19
COVID might be linked to more blood clots than we thought
By
Philip Kiefer
Global Warming
Lightning strikes could double in the Arctic this century, setting the tundra on fire
By
Philip Kiefer
Global Warming
Forest fires leave behind charcoal—and it might be toxic for years
By
Philip Kiefer
Vaccines
COVID vaccine hesitancy is showing up in unexpected places
By
Philip Kiefer
Insects
Catnip and grapefruit are ushering in a new era of insect repellants
By
Philip Kiefer
Evolution
These fossilized lamprey hatchlings disprove an age-old evolutionary theory
By
Philip Kiefer
COVID-19
A year of pandemic life, as told by the things we Googled
By
Philip Kiefer
Global Warming
Humans are altering Earth’s tides, and not just through climate change
By
Philip Kiefer
Birds
A peregrine falcon’s power to migrate may lie in its DNA
By
Philip Kiefer
Wildlife
Identifying animals in photos is trickier than you might think
By
Philip Kiefer
Vaccines
Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine just passed the FDA’s final test
By
Philip Kiefer
Insects
Does a cold winter mean fewer bugs in the summer?
By
Philip Kiefer
Diseases
The surprising ways your immune system adapts to the flu virus you got as a kid
By
Philip Kiefer
Vaccines
Storing the Pfizer vaccine could get a lot simpler in coming weeks
By
Philip Kiefer
Energy
Explaining this week’s deadly US cold snap
By
Philip Kiefer
COVID-19
Can Louisiana’s COVID surge trace back to one Mardi Gras reveler?
By
Philip Kiefer
Global Warming
A looming climate disaster threatens the lives of 6,000 Peruvians
By
Philip Kiefer
Global Warming
Earth used to be cooler than we thought, which changes our math on global warming
By
Philip Kiefer
Weather
The polar vortex is about to split in two. But what does that actually mean?
By
Philip Kiefer
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