Farm to Factory: Big Ag’s Manure Machine, Part 2
The USDA bets on farmers to lead the shift to net zero carbon emissions. Struggling with below-cost crop prices and industrial takeover, they have other things to worry about.
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Hubble Space Telescope Fixed After Month of No Science
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The Eviction Moratorium Has Ended. Here’s What Renters Need to Know.
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This Week in Government Integrity: Mandates and Mismanagement
Welcome to WhoWhatWhy’s inaugural Government Integrity roundup. In this edition, we recap recent coverage of immunization mandates, infrastructure, interpretations of census data, and more.
Genetic Mapping Boosts Hopes for Restoring Prized Lake Trout
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Environmental Threats Are Biggest Challenge to Human Rights: UN
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Ten Years Ago, Occupy Wall Street Lit a Spark in Zuccotti Park
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Illegal Logging Reaches Amazon’s Untouched Core
Satellite imagery shows that logging activity is spreading from peripheral areas of the Amazon toward the center of the rainforest, according to groundbreaking research.
Surveillance Is, Like, Super Cool Now
What’s not cool? Privacy.
Biden Wants to Break Up Big Companies. Will the Courts Stop Him?
There’s bipartisan momentum behind curbing Silicon Valley, but the courts may pose an obstacle to greater antitrust enforcement.
Let’s Wrestle with New Technology… and How We Journalists Cover It.
On music apps, wellness, and the many types of “tech story.”
The JFK Assassination and the Conspiracy Theory Experts at the Washington Post
Almost 60 years after John F. Kennedy was killed, the government still won’t show us what it knows. And the Washington Post calls us names for complaining.