Seth Shulman

Hyundai-Kia is 2014's "greenest automaker" — so why are they paying a $100 million fine to the U.S. government?

Despite yielding $300 million in statewide savings, Ohio's green energy standards are now on hold.

Need a reason for optimism in the fight against disinformation? Here are one million.

With fracking chemicals kept secret, first responders are left in the dark.

Focusing on the center — and it's wide — how polarized is the United States?

Are extraterrestrials really a greater concern than a collapsing climate?

The "war on science" has thousands of casualties — here's what you need to know.

Combined with vitriol, climate disinformation is leading to threatening campaigns against some scientists.

Whether in food or cosmetics, palm oil is everywhere — but where is it coming from?

Disinformation, with malice, may be libel when it attacks verifiable science.

Why would Nebraska's state legislators oppose learning how warming will affect state crops?

Will lobbyists derail the Congressional effort to name a Science Laureate?

Silicosis, caused by silica dust, kills thousands of U.S. workers each year, but new regulations will finally provide protections.

Does solar energy cross the political spectrum?

Have corporations gone too far in defending their products?