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03.10.2025

Jane Goodall’s Second-Greatest Talent - The Atlantic

She knew how to wield her fame to protect the animals she loved.

The Atlantic

30.09.2025

The Machines Finding Life That Humans Can’t See - The Atlantic

A suite of technologies are helping taxonomists speed up species identification.

The Atlantic

27.09.2025

Trump Is Setting the National Parks Up to Fail - The Atlantic

Workers say the real crisis is happening behind the scenes.

The Atlantic

25.09.2025

The Black Hole That Could Rewrite Cosmology - The Atlantic

Astronomers see a mysterious object shining in the deep sky. It could be older than the stars.

The Atlantic

16.09.2025

The HHS Officials Being Paid Six Figures to Do Nothing - The Atlantic

The Trump administration hasn’t fired them but won’t let them do their jobs.

The Atlantic

08.09.2025

Does My Dog Ever Want Privacy? - The Atlantic

Some may crave a little privacy, even your dog.

The Atlantic

04.09.2025

RFK Jr.’s Victory Lap - The Atlantic

The health secretary is showing this week what he’s willing to do with his power.

The Atlantic

02.09.2025

NOAA Has Been Trying to Predict How Bad Floods Could Get - The Atlantic

Under the Trump administration, the future of those projects is up in the air.

The Atlantic

26.08.2025

How Close Are Manatees to Extinction? - The Atlantic

Close enough that proposed changes to protections for endangered species could doom them.

The Atlantic

25.08.2025

Scientists Are Caught in a Political Trap - The Atlantic

Fighting back against the Trump administration means they start to look more like activists.

The Atlantic

25.08.2025

The Model That Saved the Meadowlands Is Disappearing - The Atlantic

The protections that made its balance possible are disappearing.

The Atlantic

12.08.2025

The Clean-Energy Equation No One Can Solve Yet - The Atlantic

Does the world have enough key minerals?

The Atlantic

11.08.2025

Our Beautiful Nuclear Future on the Moon - The Atlantic

The construction of a lunar settlement may be the most wondrous space achievement of our lives.

The Atlantic

10.08.2025

An Unusual Way to End Up With a Whole Lot of Gold - The Atlantic

In the 21st century, the dream of alchemy is not just alive but atomic.

The Atlantic

09.08.2025

America Is Living in a Climate-Denial Fantasy - The Atlantic

On climate, the U.S. and the rest of the planet are now in “completely separate worlds.”

The Atlantic

01.08.2025

Remarkable News in Potatoes: They Evolved From Tomatoes - The Atlantic

Scientists have found that, millions of years ago, spuds evolved from tomatoes.

The Atlantic

01.08.2025

Every Scientific Empire Comes to an End - The Atlantic

America’s run as the premiere techno-superpower may be over.

The Atlantic

29.07.2025

The Sea Slug Defying Biological Orthodoxy - The Atlantic

Symbiosis may be more important to evolution than scientists once thought.

The Atlantic

29.07.2025

Trump’s ‘Gold Standard’ for Science Manufactures Doubt - The Atlantic

By emphasizing scientific uncertainty above other values, political appointees can block any regulatory action they want to.

The Atlantic

29.07.2025

Should You Sunscreen Your Cat? - The Atlantic

Even wild animals’ skin can burn, if they’re living in unusual conditions.

The Atlantic

16.07.2025

Trump's Ultimatum for America’s Largest Public-Energy Provider - The Atlantic

Earlier this week, the White House told the board of the Tennessee Valley Authority to fire the CEO, or be fired.

The Atlantic

16.07.2025

The Trump Administration Is Violating the First Rule of Disasters - The Atlantic

Good disaster management is premised on preparation.

The Atlantic

09.07.2025

Why Disaster Alerts Keep Failing - The Atlantic

Even emergency alerts that reach people can be unclear.

The Atlantic

08.07.2025

What Happened When I Tried to Eliminate Plastic From My Family’s Life - The Atlantic

My futile quest to avoid the material that my entire world is made out of

The Atlantic

07.07.2025

Scientists Are Afraid of What RFK Jr. Means for Autism - The Atlantic

The health secretary’s approach to the condition gives the impression that two decades of research simply never happened.

The Atlantic

05.07.2025

America Is Killing Its Chance to Find Alien Life - The Atlantic

Cuts to NASA mean that the U.S. likely won’t build the next great space observatory.

The Atlantic

03.07.2025

Hurricane Science Was Great While It Lasted - The Atlantic

The U.S. is hacking away at support for state-of-the-art forecasting.

The Atlantic

28.06.2025

America’s Coming Smoke Epidemic - The Atlantic

The research on what smoke does to a body is just beginning.

The Atlantic

28.06.2025

The Spectacle of RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Governance Begins - The Atlantic

The discomfiting spectacle of RFK Jr.’s new vaccine-advisory committee

The Atlantic

25.06.2025

This Awful, Forgettable Heat - The Atlantic

The week’s bad weather deserves a name.

The Atlantic

24.06.2025

The Rubin Observatory Is a Cosmic Cathedral - The Atlantic

At the summit of Cerro Pachón, the Vera C. Rubin Observatory has started its work.

The Atlantic

18.06.2025

How Ivermectin Became Right-Wing Aspirin - The Atlantic

Once a suspect COVID treatment, now a cure for everything

The Atlantic

18.06.2025

The Perfect Astronaut Is Changing - The Atlantic

To get to Mars, NASA might finally need to hire explorers.

The Atlantic

17.06.2025

Energy Abundance Won’t Fix Electricity Bills - The Atlantic

Efficiency standards can still help consumers.

The Atlantic

15.06.2025

The World's Hardest Bluffing Game - The Atlantic

Why are some Iraqis so good at figuring out when a person is lying?

The Atlantic

12.06.2025

FEMA’s Last Hurricane Season - The Atlantic

Trump has signaled an end date for FEMA.

The Atlantic

04.06.2025

Everest's Xenon-Gas Controversy Will Last Forever - The Atlantic

History is repeating itself in the world of controversial sports records.

The Atlantic

04.06.2025

Humanity Can Quit Fossil Fuels—But Not Food - The Atlantic

Our diets are awful for the planet. But we can’t simply abandon food.

The Atlantic

03.06.2025

Inside the Creepy, Surprisingly Routine Business of Animal Cloning - The Atlantic

“Really and truly, a horse can be alive forever. Forever and ever.”

The Atlantic

31.05.2025

He Won the Nobel Prize for Physics. Then He Changed His Mind. - The Atlantic

Cosmologists are fighting over everything.

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Jane Goodall’s Second-Greatest Talent - The Atlantic

The Machines Finding Life That Humans Can’t See - The Atlantic

Trump Is Setting the National Parks Up to Fail - The Atlantic

The Black Hole That Could Rewrite Cosmology - The Atlantic

The HHS Officials Being Paid Six Figures to Do Nothing - The Atlantic

Does My Dog Ever Want Privacy? - The Atlantic

RFK Jr.’s Victory Lap - The Atlantic

NOAA Has Been Trying to Predict How Bad Floods Could Get - The Atlantic

How Close Are Manatees to Extinction? - The Atlantic

Scientists Are Caught in a Political Trap - The Atlantic

The Model That Saved the Meadowlands Is Disappearing - The Atlantic

The Clean-Energy Equation No One Can Solve Yet - The Atlantic

Our Beautiful Nuclear Future on the Moon - The Atlantic

An Unusual Way to End Up With a Whole Lot of Gold - The Atlantic

America Is Living in a Climate-Denial Fantasy - The Atlantic

Remarkable News in Potatoes: They Evolved From Tomatoes - The Atlantic

Every Scientific Empire Comes to an End - The Atlantic

The Sea Slug Defying Biological Orthodoxy - The Atlantic

Trump’s ‘Gold Standard’ for Science Manufactures Doubt - The Atlantic

Should You Sunscreen Your Cat? - The Atlantic

Trump's Ultimatum for America’s Largest Public-Energy Provider - The Atlantic

The Trump Administration Is Violating the First Rule of Disasters - The Atlantic

Why Disaster Alerts Keep Failing - The Atlantic

What Happened When I Tried to Eliminate Plastic From My Family’s Life - The Atlantic

Scientists Are Afraid of What RFK Jr. Means for Autism - The Atlantic

America Is Killing Its Chance to Find Alien Life - The Atlantic

Hurricane Science Was Great While It Lasted - The Atlantic

America’s Coming Smoke Epidemic - The Atlantic

The Spectacle of RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Governance Begins - The Atlantic

This Awful, Forgettable Heat - The Atlantic

The Rubin Observatory Is a Cosmic Cathedral - The Atlantic

How Ivermectin Became Right-Wing Aspirin - The Atlantic

The Perfect Astronaut Is Changing - The Atlantic

Energy Abundance Won’t Fix Electricity Bills - The Atlantic

The World's Hardest Bluffing Game - The Atlantic

FEMA’s Last Hurricane Season - The Atlantic

Everest's Xenon-Gas Controversy Will Last Forever - The Atlantic

Humanity Can Quit Fossil Fuels—But Not Food - The Atlantic

Inside the Creepy, Surprisingly Routine Business of Animal Cloning - The Atlantic

He Won the Nobel Prize for Physics. Then He Changed His Mind. - The Atlantic

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