This Plant Defends Its Sexual Organs with an Army of the Dead July 30, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesPerrin Ireland A weekly roundup of the best in science journalism, doodled.
Are Dark Alleys Really More Dangerous? July 30, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer A new study says we can dim our streetlights and save energy without increasing crime.
Guest Blog: Report Card Highlights Canada's 'Hesitant' Support for Cleantech Deployment July 29, 2015 Expert BlogDanielle Droitsch
Last Chance for Public Comments on the Tongue River Railroad (the worst idea ever) July 29, 2015 Expert BlogAmanda Jahshan
We Made DC Water's Green Infrastructure Proposal Better - But There's Still Room for Improvement July 29, 2015 Expert BlogBecky Hammer
When Are We Going Underwater? July 29, 2015 Latest NewsUnited StatesBrian Palmer Renowned scientist James Hansen says sea level is rising faster than expected—but did his study’s publication violate scientific norms?
Groups appeal for right to intervene in NJ pollution case, argue against settlement between ExxonMobil & Christie at this week's hearing July 28, 2015 Expert BlogMargaret Brown
Poof! Go the Petcoke Piles, But Neighbors Still Bracing for Fight in Chicago July 28, 2015 Press Release CHICAGO (July 28, 2015) – A letter quietly issued by the City of Chicago ensures that black mounds of oil refining waste will disappear from the landscape of Chicago’s Southeast Side.
The Clean Power Plan: Building on Ohio's Clean Energy Accomplishments July 28, 2015 ReportOhioSamantha Williams, Starla Yeh, Aliya Haq
The Old College Try July 28, 2015 PerspectivesUnited StatesJeff Turrentine Students are pushing their schools to divest from fossil-fuel companies. Administrations are pushing back. History tells us who will win.
Oh, Canada… July 28, 2015 Latest NewsCanadaBrian Palmer Meet Timothy Ball, our northerly neighbor’s most prominent climate change denier.
