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I’m an expat U.S. scientist — and I’m returning to Trump’s America to stand up for science
Elizabeth Madin
The first March for Science was held on April 22, 2017 in Washington D.C.
The Lyme wars are upon us. We should probably read up on them
Gabriela Serrato Marks
By 2050, 12 percent of the US population will likely be infected by Lyme-causing pathogen
This is how the future will taste: Six high-tech foods that are changing the way we eat and drink
Mary Mazzoni
Technological innovations promise to make the food we eat more ethical and sustainable without sacrificing taste
Gigantic water tunnels won’t save Houston from the next Harvey
Eric Holthaus
Houston needs a plan for what to do about its ever-wetter reality as soon as possible
Half of Earth’s satellites restrict use of climate data
Mariel Borowitz
Scientists need satellite data to understand climate change — yet much satellite data is off-limits
The Backpage.com sex-trafficking scandal, the death of the “alt-weekly” and me
Andrew O'Hehir
That onetime newspaper legend who's now in jail on a really scary list of indictments? Boy, did he hate my guts
What happens when a few volunteer and the rest just watch
Andrew J. Bacevich
The American military system dissected
Asians could opt out of naming a country of origin on the 2020 census, a policymaker’s nightmare
Jennifer Lee
Asians are the fastest-growing racial group in the United States
How farmers on the Great Plains are changing the local climate
Ellen Stuart-Haëntjens
New crop practices trap more carbon in the soil, increasing rainfall and adding profits
Kevin Williamson’s ousting from the Atlantic reveals a major hypocrisy in conservative media
Mehreen Kasana
No conservative publication has appointed a hardcore leftist
Fighting back against Big Lies on climate change and the environment — and winning
Amanda Marcotte
Despite the firehose of disinformation, activists are winning by insisting on facts, evidence and science
Fast food, Facebook and the “deep capture” of democracy: It didn’t start with Cambridge Analytica
Paul Rosenberg
Law professor David Yosifon on how decades of corporate manipulation paved the way for the Facebook scandal
I’m suing Scott Pruitt’s broken EPA — here’s how to fix it
Joe Arvai
One of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt’s signature moves has been to put the brakes on stringent fuel economy rules
President Trump and his appointment of the dolls of militarism
Danny Sjursen
From war hawks to chickenhawks
Stronger fuel standards make sense, even when gas prices are low
John DeCicco
Trump reversed efforts to curb gasoline and diesel consumption.
Wipeout: Human role in climate change removed from science report
Elizabeth Shogren
If it's erased from the report, then it doesn't exist... right?
The Coca-Cola invasion is causing Mexico’s slow death by junk food
Tamara Pearson
Mexico's traditional diet of beans and corn has been replaced with pizza and hamburgers
Fake news, partisan news and mainstream media: There’s a big difference
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's encouraging right-wingers to label any journalism they dislike as "fake news" — and it's destroying America
Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi: Meet the GOP’s new villains for 2018
Matthew Rozsa
The 2018 midterm strategy for the GOP seems to be Hillary Hillary Hillary — but she's not on the ballot
Political corruption is underwriting America’s gun control nightmare
Thom Hartmann
Let's get the money out of politics — then we can deal with the NRA
Boston will survive if it can prevent the effects of climate change
Valerie Vande Panne
Climate scientists, architects and engineers are rethinking Boston to cope with rapidly rising sea levels
Why are major newspapers and magazines hiring so many right-wing cranks?
Jacob Bacharach
The Atlantic's recent addition of Kevin Williamson speaks to a larger crisis in legacy media
The tragic story of America’s only native parrot, now extinct for 100 years
Kevin R. Burgio
Parrots are currently at a greater risk of extinction than other bird groups
Artists transformed a Trump hotel suite into an art exhibit with rats
Nicole Karlis
In a Salon exclusive interview, the artists behind the art protest explain how they schemed their devious plan
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