New Maps Show How Our Consumption Affects Wildlife Thousands of Miles Away
The maps can tell which countries, and which commodities, threaten habitats and wildlife at various hotspots. By Shreya…
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When a Study Cast Doubt on a Heart Pill, the Drug Company Turned to Tom Price
After hearing from a company whose CEO was a campaign contributor, a congressional aide to Donald Trump’s Health…
Extreme Weather Is Becoming More Frequent — and Expensive — in Europe
New research firms up links between climate change and extreme weather, and also tells us which countries are…
Trump Claims Sanctuary Cities Are Havens for Violent Criminals — Research Suggests He’s Wrong
Given how many mayors of major cities have pledged to defy the president’s mandate, a prolonged, highly public…
Fighting Trump’s Climate Censorship Using Social Media
As agencies fight back on social media, others look to history for lessons on how to pursue science…
Who Gets Left Behind by Free College Tuition?
Often the most vulnerable students — who may benefit more from community-oriented programs.
EPA-Funded Scientists Share Their Concerns About the Trump Era
Four researchers on how their work will be affected. By Eric Holthaus Donald Trump, who has called himself…
Why Are So Many People Registered to Vote in Multiple States?
It’s not just Trump’s administration: Thanks to voting rights protections and federalism, many Americans are registered in more…
There Was Never a Pause in Rising Global Temperatures
New research has confirmed the results of a 2015 study led by scientists at the National Oceanic and…
Conservatives Plot Their Course in State Capitals Around the Country
Meeting in private, enthused activists promise that the growing Republican dominance in state government will unleash a wave…