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By Apr 22, 2021
Environment

The US power grid is already halfway to carbon neutrality, and it’s saving lives

We're already seeing fewer pollution-related deaths a year.
By Apr 20, 2021
Technology

Prince Philip’s hearse was a ‘very British SUV,’ designed by the royal himself

Jaguar built the custom, military-inspired Land Rover back in 2003.
By Apr 16, 2021
DIY

Tips to make online job searching more productive and less soul crushing

The world is a rough place for college graduates right now. But the internet can make it better.
By Apr 13, 2021
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Music videos are marketing vaping products to teens—and it’s working

Restrictions against cigarette placement in media don’t apply to vapes.
By Apr 5, 2021
Science

Why millions of students are missing out on food-assistance benefits

Only 3 percent of US college students are enrolled in SNAP. That number should go up exponentially.
By Mar 31, 2021
Animals

Who has the scientific advantage in a Godzilla vs. Kong showdown?

Both creatures have some scientific backstory.
By Mar 25, 2021
Science

Seed banks are full of hidden fungi, and scientists love it

The future is fungal.
By Mar 22, 2021
Technology

A new poll reveals split opinions on how—and when—police body cam footage is released

The public wants the data to be shared immediately. Police chiefs argue otherwise.
By Mar 17, 2021
Health

Your liver does more than you give it credit for

Here are four reasons to celebrate the body’s largest internal organ.
By Mar 16, 2021
Health

COVID-19 ‘vaccine passports’ could set a troubling precedent

It’s a matter of privacy and privilege.