New refuge provides hope for critically endangered toad By Christine Peterson/High Country News / Oct 30, 2023
In the spirit of survival: How Indigenous protectors are saving rez dogs By Kendra Coulter / MIT Press Reader / Oct 28, 2023
Tornado science is high stakes—and increasingly high-tech By Carolyn Wilke/Knowable Magazine / Oct 27, 2023
Wild chimpanzees show signs of potential menopause—a rarity in the animal kingdom By Laura Baisas / Oct 26, 2023
Is de-extinction only a pipette dream? This startup has a big, expensive plan to find out. By Andrew Zaleski / Oct 24, 2023
Climate change has toppled some civilizations but not others. Why? By Kate Yoder/Grist / Oct 22, 2023
Aging US energy grid will get a largest-ever $3.5 billion boost By Joseph Winters / Grist / Oct 20, 2023
Bird Buddy Smart Bird Feeder review: A camera that’s not just for the birds By Abby Ferguson / Oct 20, 2023
Atlantic City’s massive offshore wind farm project highlights the industry’s growing pains By Andrew Paul / Oct 19, 2023
Atlantic hurricanes are getting stronger faster than they did 40 years ago By Laura Baisas / Oct 19, 2023
It’s not too late to stop a bass invasion in the Colorado River By Ben Goldfarb / High Country News / Oct 19, 2023
12-million-year-old ape skull bares its fangs in virtual reconstruction By Laura Baisas / Oct 16, 2023
US will build seven regional ‘hydrogen hubs’ to spark clean energy transition By Laura Baisas / Oct 16, 2023
China says it discovered potentially vast amounts of a rare superconducting material By Andrew Paul / Oct 16, 2023
Galapagos giant tortoises are restoring their own ecosystem By Syris Valentine/Hakai Magazine / Oct 15, 2023
People send 20 billion pounds of ‘invisible’ e-waste to landfills each year By Andrew Paul / Oct 12, 2023
A new Google AI project wants to improve the timing of traffic lights By Harry Guinness / Oct 11, 2023
What the US Coast Guard found on their last OceanGate Titan salvage mission By Andrew Paul / Oct 11, 2023
New neon-yellow snail from the Florida Keys gets a happy hour-ready name By Laura Baisas / Oct 10, 2023
Oyster-inspired sponges can scoop up nearly invisible nanoplastics in the ocean By Chris Baraniuk / Hakai Magazine / Oct 10, 2023
Disease plagues Tasmanian devils—except for on one island By Jessica Wynne Lockhart/Hakai Magazine / Oct 6, 2023
The world’s most powerful computer could soon help the US build better nuclear reactors By Charlotte Hu / Oct 6, 2023
Do all geese look the same to you? Not to this facial recognition software. By Charlotte Hu / Oct 4, 2023
Mammals may use same-sex sexual behavior for conflict resolution, bonding, and more By Laura Baisas / Oct 4, 2023
How we can help the most endangered class of animals survive climate change By Laura Baisas / Oct 4, 2023