Science Why race is not a thing, according to genetics Andrea James

politics A beginner's guide to the Redpill Right Jay Allen

Science Scientists cry foul on Colossal's "de-extincted Dire Wolf" claim Gail Sherman

politics Cornell University collects news and guidance on avian influenza Jennifer Sandlin

genetic engineering Meet the woolly mouse, the first step toward bringing back the woolly mammoth from extinction Allan Rose Hill

Space Doomsday vault on the Moon would hold back-up of Earth's plants and animals Allan Rose Hill

News One of Earth's rarest wildflowers is in the crosshairs of a lithium mining juggernaut Mister Dobo

science Earth now way outside "safe operating space for humanity," says new report Carla Sinclair

animals Hunting competition where children try to kill as many feral cats as possible David Pescovitz

documentaries "The Starry Night Toad," a new documentary by First Nations Frontline Elías Villoro

climate change COP27 is the first time the financial cost of climate change is on the agenda Thom Dunn

climate change Patagonia founder transfers ownership to environmental trust Jennifer Sandlin

animals Meet Scot, a 1,600 pound great white shark swimming around Florida David Pescovitz

china China is paying U.S. social media influencers to promote Beijing Winter Olympics and "good China-US relations" Mark Frauenfelder

moon How to build a cryogenic Ark that could survive inside of lunar lava tubes Thom Dunn

animals Analyzing the evolutionary biology of STAR WARS megafauna Thom Dunn

science fiction A beautiful timeline of a future in which the climate crisis is met and overcome Cory Doctorow

Turtle that breathes through its genitals is now endangered Clive Thompson

Science If humans gave up on geoengineering after 50 years, it could be far worse than if we had done nothing at all Cory Doctorow

Delightful Creatures A panda who was "really, really, ridiculously good at sex" brought the species back from the brink of extinction, but things are still weird Cory Doctorow