Ernest Hemingway’s Florida home is ready to withstand its 168th hurricane season By Eleanor Cummins / Jun 1, 2018
Invasive treefrogs have snuck into Louisiana and they are not good neighbors By Kate Baggaley / May 3, 2018
Alaska’s giant earthquake didn’t have the moves to cause a large tsunami By Mary Beth Griggs / Jan 24, 2018
Rats have been in New York City since the 1700s and they’re never leaving By Ellen Airhart / Dec 1, 2017
California’s wildfires could make 2017 a very unusual wine vintage By Claire Maldarelli / Oct 18, 2017
8.1 magnitude earthquake is one of the strongest to ever hit Mexico By Mary Beth Griggs / Sep 8, 2017
Hurricane Harvey is hitting Texas even harder than expected. Here’s what you need to know. By Kendra Pierre-Louis / Aug 26, 2017
10,000 years ago, North Americans were chowing down on potatoes—some things never change By Kendra Pierre-Louis / Jul 6, 2017
Toxic mercury levels are actually declining in Alaskan polar bears—but that’s not as great as it sounds By Aparna Nathan / Jun 15, 2017
Asian dust might be the secret to keeping California’s sequoias alive By Kendra Pierre-Louis / Mar 28, 2017
Taking manatees off the endangered species list doesn’t mean we should stop protecting them By Sara Chodosh / Feb 23, 2017
A mysterious stranding left nearly 100 dead dolphins off the coast of Florida By Eleanor Cummins / Jan 18, 2017
Giphy’s Loop Dreams Exhibit Is The Internet In Physical Form By Sara Chodosh and Peter Hess / Oct 2, 2016
FDA Approves Genetically Modified Mosquitoes For Release In Florida By Claire Maldarelli / Aug 5, 2016
Museum Of Ice Cream Delivers A Scoop Of Science, But Only If You Ask For It By Ryan F. Mandelbaum / Jul 29, 2016
Half Of North America’s Electricity Will Be Emissions-Free By 2025 By Meaghan Lee Callaghan / Jun 30, 2016
CO2 Emissions Data In Arctic Winter May Not Be As Accurate As Hoped By Meaghan Lee Callaghan / Jun 28, 2016