Three unique Wikipedia curiosity styles revealed
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How to spend one trillion dollars: the US decarbonization conundrum
Subsidizing people to buy electric vehicles can end up wasting money if they would have purchased one anyway.Credit: Paul Bersebach/MediaNews
Why forecast an election that’s too close to call?
Four years ago, The Economist magazine asked me to construct a model for forecasting the results of the US presidential
physics Nobel-winner on solving problems between fields
John Hopfield started his career in physics and moved to study problems in chemistry and biology.Credit: Denise Applewhite, Princeton University
‘Ecological SWAT team’ documents treasures from a lost city
In today’s world, it seems like a tale from a quaint storybook or the “Indiana Jones” movies. But a sensational
Climate heavyweights: We need nature
The world has finally woken up to a truth we have known for decades: People need nature. At least that’s
Deforested areas in the Amazon vulnerable to loss of legal protections, study finds
Protected areas in Brazil that are deforested are more likely to subsequently lose legal protections, according to a study published
Conservation, indigenous rights at a crossroads
Editor’s note: August 9 is International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. A recently published paper has added to a
Where your seafood actually comes from
Editor’s note: In the lead up to the U.N. Ocean Conference June 5–9, we’re launching an occasional series called Sea
New findings from our whale shark watchers
In the crystal-clear waters of Cenderawasih Bay, in the Indonesian province of West Papua, two researchers spend their days chasing