animals

Video: Why you should be more worried about kelp

By Erik English | Climate Change

The underwater Amazon: Kelp forests are crucial to the fight against climate change. Here’s how they could be saved.

By Paul Tullis | Climate Change, Investigative Reporting

Wonder in the time of climate crisis

By Jessica McKenzie | Climate Change

Patagonian paradise lost? The environmental hazards of farming fish in a warming world

By Jessica McKenzie | Climate Change

Showdown in Dixie Valley: Battle over geothermal project pits tiny toad against renewable energy

By Jessica McKenzie | Climate Change, Investigative Reporting

Frankenswine? No, but research on “zombie pigs” raises life-or-death ethics questions

By Matt Field | Biosecurity

What happens if the world gets too hot for animals to survive?

By Matthew Huber | Climate Change

Best of the Bulletin, 2021: Beyond words

By Thomas Gaulkin | Climate Change, Disruptive Technologies, Doomsday Clock, Multimedia, Nuclear Risk, What We’re Reading

Strange animal-nuclear tales

By Susan D’Agostino, Thomas Gaulkin | Nuclear Energy, Nuclear Risk, Nuclear Weapons, Special Topics

A biologist releases genetically modified mosquitoes in February 2016 in Piracicaba, Brazil. Technicians from the Oxitec laboratory released genetically modified mosquitoes Aedes Egypti to combat Zika virus. (Photo by Victor Moriyama/Getty Images)

Paradise altered: EPA approves first release of genetically modified mosquitoes in Florida Keys

By Taylor White | Biosecurity, Climate Change, Disruptive Technologies

Quannah Chasinghorse, the 18-year-old fighting to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

By Maia Wikler | Climate Change

Cows graze near a dead elephant.

Why are hundreds of African elephants dying?

By Phoebe Weston | Climate Change