Environment & Science

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  • Religion is poetry

    The beauties of religion need to be saved from both the true believers and the trendy atheists, argues compelling religious scholar James Carse.
  • When the bottom line overrides the Hippocratic oath

    As a naive pediatric resident, I couldn't believe it when the surgeon called back and said we don't treat those kinds of patients.
  • Ask Pablo

    Follow these simple tips and you can drive your sky-high gasoline bill back down to earth.
  • Where have you gone, Marcus Welby?

    Family doctors are a dying breed that is not being revived by medical students. This is the healthcare crisis the candidates should be talking about.
  • A deluge waiting to happen

    Nature will do as nature does, but humans are to blame for the deadly Midwestern floods.
  • Can't Darwin and God get along?

    Of course they can, argues physicist and theologian Karl Giberson, if only many believers were more sophisticated and atheists less dogmatic.
  • Anti-science conservatives must be stopped

    Americans must not allow global warming deniers to block the policies needed to avert catastrophic climate change. Our future is at stake.
  • Ask Pablo

    What is the environmental fallout of fireworks?
  • Stop the noise!

    When noise pollution is not making us sick and anxious, it is literally killing us. How do we turn it off?
  • Slick John McCain and the offshore oil ruse

    The safety and economics of offshore drilling are distractions from the much larger challenges that humanity faces: Climate change and peak oil.
  • Ask Pablo

    It was 20 years ago that Congress heard the first serious warning about global warming. What can individuals do now?
  • Healthcare needs you

    Ask not what healthcare can do for you but what you can do, with incentives, for healthcare.
  • Gambling with science

    Determined to defeat lawsuits over addiction, the casino industry is funding research at a Harvard-affiliated lab.
  • Old McDonald had a pharm

    And genetically modified his goats and chickens to produce drugs for humans. But hold on. Should we be doing this to animals?
  • Ask Pablo

    I'm planning my summer vacation. Is it more ecological to fly or drive?
  • Waterlogged

    "Bottlemania" author Elizabeth Royte explains how one of life's necessities became an extravagance, denounced by environmentalists and nuns alike.
  • Killing the wolves again

    Bringing the wolves back to the Rockies has been a huge success story. So why are we allowed to gun them down?
  • Indiana Jones and the kingdom of fat kids

    With childhood obesity at alarming rates, movie tie-ins to fast food are irresponsible. An open letter to George Lucas and Steven Spielberg.
  • Ask Pablo

    Termites! Is there a way to get rid of them without turning my house into a gas chamber?
  • Celebrate clean coal, come on!

    The coal industry has turned up the heat on its ad campaign and apparently McCain, Clinton and Obama are buying.
  • Brain scam

    Why is PBS airing Dr. Daniel Amen's self-produced infomercial for the prevention of Alzheimer's disease?
  • Luxury community of "conscience"

    When the locals cried green-wash, the elite developer cried class envy. Welcome to Paradise Valley.
  • Race and the white coat

    Racial bias in doctors and healthcare workers is doing great harm. Is enough being done to stop it?
  • When bananas ruled the world

    Intrigue. Power. Corruption. Death. Sex. The history of oil has nothing on that of the yellow fruit.
  • Getting it on for science

    Bonobo porn, MRI sex, female Viagra. "Bonk" author Mary Roach on the scientific quest to understand arousal -- and how little we still know.
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