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After nine years and 2,810 posts, a blog seeking a sustainable path for humans on a finite planet comes to an end.

An examination of momentous trends hiding in plain sight.

Through Climate Feedback, climate scientists are trying to build a layer of veracity over online news and commentary — but readers have to want the truth.

TED’s new curator of science, David Biello, explains why he sees hints of hope in Earth’s emerging Anthropocene “age of us.”

Thinkers explore whether there are workarounds for cognitive traits that may be holding back human progress.

A web-sifting exercise that helps students of all ages figure out how facts or fakery flow online.

Drones, mainly associated with missiles, are poised to deliver medicines in Madagascar.

A new four-story research center abutting a lemur-rich forest offers a unique learning platform for scientists studying an endangered ecosystem.

Advisors to President-elect Trump see little merit in NASA emphasizing “Earth-centric” science.

Primordial earth and its ancient atmosphere had no lightning until later when atmospheric changes jumpstarted it and began the chemical basis of all protean life.