Chinese consumers are outraged after Wal-Marts sell donkey meat that is adulterated with cheap fox. But China is hardly the only country grappling with fraudulent meat
EcocentricFood
EcocentricFood
Chinese consumers are outraged after Wal-Marts sell donkey meat that is adulterated with cheap fox. But China is hardly the only country grappling with fraudulent meat
EcocentricOil
As shipments of oil by rail skyrocket, environmentalists worry about the toll of hauling America’s crude
Stuck in a solar system in which planets come in only two sizes—big and small—we’re finally learning about all the ones in between
EcocentricTransportation
The tax credit for public transit is set to fall by more than 45% next year while the subsidy for parking goes up. Why that’s bad news for everyone
The pair live-stream the spacewalk from their helmets
The universe has been around for 13.8 billion years, and has been gorgeous for every one of them—as this year-end collection of images from 2013 helps prove.
EcocentricClimate Science
An aquifer bigger than West Virginia has been found underneath the ice in Greenland. What that means for the rising seas.
Update, 2 p.m. ET: The astronauts have finished their repairs, reports NBC News.
U.S. astronauts Rick Mastracchio and Michael Hopkins are making a rare Christmas Eve spacewalk to fix vital cooling systems on the International Space Station.
The first men to orbit the moon knew they were on an epic journey, but they never imagined the impact of a single image
EcocentricNatural Gas
Hydraulic fracturing for natural gas is a water-intensive process—as critics love to point out. But by enabling the switch from thirsty coal to more efficient natural gas, fracking could be good for water scarcity