Environment Breakthrough Could Allow Us to Build With Batteries Charged building material could make the renewable grid a reality. John Upton
Economics The Lethal Consequences of Foreclosure For those approaching retirement, foreclosure may be a suicide risk. John Upton
Environment Mapping El Niño’s Looming Effect on Global Croplands A monster El Niño could be on its way, and it will likely have a complicated effect on the world's breadbaskets. John Upton
Social Justice Getting Nagged by Loved Ones Might Be Your Death Sentence People who clash with their partners and children are more likely to die. John Upton
News in Brief When Parents Go to Prison, Their Kids Pay the Price There has been very little research into the effects of throwing the parents of more than a million children into prison. John Upton
Environment Why America Is Holding Back World Action on Climate Change With a ton of land and plenty of weather variability, it will take much longer before a majority of the public feels the effects of extreme weather. John Upton
Environment The World’s Sea Snails Are on Fire Pteropods need shells, but growing them can be difficult when the oceans are full of acid. John Upton
Environment Climate Change Will Make Your Commute a Nightmare Extreme weather and rising seas are starting to wreak havoc on our transportation systems. John Upton
Social Justice Why Is Type 1 Diabetes Rising Among America’s Youth? New data shows that the incidence of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes is growing among young Americans. But the rise of Type 1 remains mostly a mystery. John Upton
Social Justice The Mona Lisa Landscape Was Probably a Studio Backdrop Researchers compared the Mona Lisa's background with the hills shown in its stereo pair. In doing so, they revealed a da Vinci secret. John Upton