Environment Should We Fight Invasive Species With Genetic Engineering? Why one scientist changed his mind on using gene drives for conservation. Michael White
Environment These Mysterious Mushrooms Are Key to Our Planet’s Ecosystems Interaction of forests and fungi plays a huge role in the Earth's global carbon cycle. Bob Berwyn
News in Brief Fossil Fuel Companies Are Smearing Environmentalists as Putin Puppets Dig behind the headlines, and you'll find powerful propaganda at play. Jimmy Tobias
News in Brief Global Warming is Changing Mountain Soils New research says the changes will likely displace some plants altogether and dramatically shift the range of others.… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Victor Frankenstein: Ecologist? The central horror of Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel isn’t the monster, researchers write. It’s a concept that would… Pacific Standard Staff
News in Brief Remember the Menhaden! How the fish that built America could be poised for an eco-friendly comeback. By Adia White / Illustrations… Pacific Standard Staff
Environment Sometimes, Even Bad Models Make Better Decisions Than People An applied mathematician wonders whether his environmental management models are doing anyone any good. Turns out, they probably are. Nathan Collins
Environment The Part We Play in—Not Just on—Our Environment A study of ancient inhabitants of Sanak Island, Alaska, points to a new understanding of our impact on the natural world. Nathan Collins
Environment Climate Change Is Deadly for Snowshoe Hares If the world keeps emitting greenhouse gases at a high rate and the hares don't adapt, they'll decline by 23 percent by the end of the century. Francie Diep
Environment Without Biodiversity, Ecosystems Grow Unstable Biodiversity is the hub through which human activity harms—or aids—the environment, a new study shows. Nathan Collins