Gas appliances could be leaking up to 21 hazardous pollutants in your home By Sara Kiley Watson / Published June 28, 2022
The EU’s plan to halve pesticide use is ambitious, but realistic By Sara Kiley Watson / Published June 26, 2022
The right kind of filter can keep microplastics out of drinking water By Carla Delgado / Published June 19, 2022
Horrific blobs of ‘plastitar’ are gunking up Atlantic beaches By Sara Kiley Watson / Published June 16, 2022
The US stinks at composting. Here’s how we can change that. By Bridget Reed Morawski / Published June 15, 2022
Green cement could change the construction game—but will builders actually use it? By Maria Parazo Rose / Published June 14, 2022
Inside a Montana town’s fight against copper mine dust By Katheryn Houghton / KHN / Published June 11, 2022
Boat noise is driving humpback whale moms into deep, dangerous water By Marina Wang / Hakai Magazine / Published May 23, 2022
Steelmaking is a major source of emissions. These companies are racing to fix it. By Marcello Rossi / Undark / Published May 20, 2022
Why Western states have the worst air pollution By Kylie Mohr / High Country News / Published April 25, 2022
From pollution to dams: here’s what is plaguing America’s 10 most endangered rivers By Sara Kiley Watson / Published April 22, 2022
Microplastics have officially been found in our bodies. Here’s what that means for human health. By Carla Delgado / Published April 18, 2022
Why chemists are watching light destroy tiny airborne particles from within By Rahul Rao / Published April 14, 2022