Environment Double-sided panels that follow the sun are more efficient than regular ones June 9, 2020
News Changing laundry washing habits could prevent a third of microfiber pollution in the ocean June 9, 2020
Diseases This simple graph shows how sewage water might predict COVID-19 outbreaks — but it also shows how statistics can trick you June 9, 2020
Science Today, Earth is playing a game of chess against Space June 9, 2020 - Updated on March 16, 2021
News Can people see the world objectively? A long-standing philosophical question answered by a science experiment June 9, 2020
News One-third of Americans applied bleach to food and bare skin, or intentionally ingested or inhaled it during the pandemic June 8, 2020
Diseases These countries are most unhappy with how their governments handled the pandemic June 8, 2020
Biology Meteorites impacting ancient Earth could have formed the basic ingredients for life June 8, 2020
Geology The risk of a Yellowstone super-eruption is actually decreasing, new study finds June 8, 2020
Environment Trump continues to weaken environmental regulations in the United States June 5, 2020 - Updated on June 6, 2020
Science Scientists make synthetic red blood cells that mimic natural properties, and some extra features June 5, 2020
Animals Foxes living in the city are starting to become domesticated June 5, 2020 - Updated on April 20, 2023
Archaeology Archaeologists track down the earliest use of maize in the Mesoamerican area June 4, 2020 - Updated on June 8, 2020
Archaeology Largest and oldest Maya monument forces archaeologists to rethink how the civilization evolved June 4, 2020
Mind & Brain Three times more Americans are now experiencing psychological distress due to the pandemic June 4, 2020
Environment Fuel tank collapses in Russia, leaking 20,000 tons of diesel in Arctic river June 4, 2020
Diseases Pregnant women living near oil and gas wells are 40% more likely to birth low-weight babies June 4, 2020
Environment Air pollution is back to pre-coronavirus levels in China, and Europe could follow June 3, 2020
Science Police officers accused of brutal violence often have a history of complaints by citizens June 3, 2020
Health Researchers document how asymptomatic COVID-19 cases unknowingly spread the coronavirus June 3, 2020
Culture & Society How to stop police violence with evidence-based policy June 2, 2020 - Updated on May 6, 2023
Biology Stress greys our hair out, and the process is reversible within a ‘relatively short’ timeframe June 2, 2020
Animals The world is facing a sixth mass extinction — and it’s happening much faster than expected June 2, 2020
Climate May was the sunniest month on record in the UK — and climate change might be behind it June 2, 2020
Environment Gold mining with mercury poses health threats for hundreds of miles downstream June 2, 2020 - Updated on January 29, 2021
Other Riot or resistance? How media frames unrest in Minneapolis will shape public’s view of protest June 2, 2020
