Rae Hodge

Email: rhodge@salon.com

Twitter: @RaeHodge

Rae Hodge is a science reporter for Salon. Her data-driven, investigative coverage spans more than a decade, including prior roles with CNET, the AP, NPR, the BBC and others. She can be found on Mastodon at @raehodge@newsie.social.

Eggs in a carton

Emergency declared in Colorado after bird flu outbreak at egg facility Rae Hodge

Marine Tondelier

French election sparks relief for scientists, hope on climate change reform Rae Hodge

Tampons

Many popular tampon brands contain arsenic and lead: report Rae Hodge

Palestinian woman shakes olives

Palestine and the archeobotany of occupation: Ancient fruit in the mouth of a hungry god Rae Hodge

Temple Of Kukulkan El Castillo pyramid, Chichen Itza Mayan ruins

Genetic analysis of ancient Mayan skeletons challenges virgin girl sacrifice trope Rae Hodge

NASA’s Boeing Crew Flight Test astronauts; Butch Wilmore; Suni Williams

NASA astronauts must analyze Boeing Starliner failures before returning home Rae Hodge

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket

SpaceX pulls off a Starlink double-launch aboard Falcon 9s Rae Hodge

Transgender male patient being examined in hospital

Cancer risks are far higher for LGBTQ folks. Here's how health justice groups are fighting back Rae Hodge

Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft launch

Here's what happened when Boeing Starliner reached the ISS, narrowly averting crisis Rae Hodge

Plastic Pollution in the Ocean

Scientists discover ocean fungus that eats plastic Rae Hodge

Nuclear Fusion concept high-energy plasma core

Futuristic nuclear energy tech is here, but the risks of bombs and another Chernobyl remain Rae Hodge

Fruit fly Drosophila Melanogaster on red apple

Social butterfly: Behind the “Kevin Bacon” gene that could determines how popular a bug is Rae Hodge

School Bus

Electric school bus carbon test: Why the EPA’s new green-school grants matter Rae Hodge

OpenAI

"Coercive climate" of Silicon Valley's AI boom fuels "troubling" sex parties, researcher says Rae Hodge

In "integral ecology," science and religion find middle ground on climate and politics Rae Hodge

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