US Shuts Down Coal Power

Some power plants pollute more than others. The US has enacted regulations that require them to clean up or shut Continue reading →

Computers Learn Art

Computers may take over the world, but there will always be a place for humans and art. Well, even art Continue reading →

Too Cautious Climatologists

Many people don’t trust scientific results because good scientists are aware of, and will point out, their assumptions limitations, and Continue reading →

An Antarctic Ice Shelf Is Almost Gone

The Larsen B ice shelf in Antarctica began collapsing in 2002. It is about to vanish. Losing an ice shelf Continue reading →

The Internet Warms The Planet

Doing business online is green. Watching movies, listening to music, or diving into wikipedia is green. Right? There’s less driving around. Continue reading →

Inequality And Instability In China

China’s great growth and great departure from its previous politics have also created great inequalities within the country. Strains are Continue reading →

New Wave Of Hive Collapses

Colony Collapse Disorder may not be as worrisome as it was, but other ailments are hurting hives to a significant Continue reading →

US Student Debt Hits Record

The median student debt for a graduate in the US is now $35,051. That’s more than many graduates will make Continue reading →