Toxic Algae Is Ruining Our Lakes. The Solution: Beer.
A researcher thinks we may be able to recycle beer waste into a powerful algae-fighting tool
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Enjoy the Dark, Cold (Skiing!) Season with These Books
Whether you're looking for a sunny California odyssey or musings on the future of winter, we have a good book for you to curl up with in front of the fire
Why Ultrarunning Success Is Hard to Predict
Scientists can forecast marathon performance fairly accurately. But for longer distances, things get complicated.
Avalanches: Everything You Need to Know
Be prepared to go into the backcountry with our expert knowledge, advice, and gear recommendations to stay safe
This Company Will Tell You How Well You're Aging
Biotech company Elysium Health just released an at-home DNA test that—supposedly—will tell you how well (or poorly) you're aging
Even Endurance Athletes Need to Sprint
All-out sprint speed may seem irrelevant in longer events, but new science is making the case for having a “speed reserve”
This Scientist Believes Aging Is Optional
In his new book, 'Lifespan,' celebrated scientist David Sinclair lays out exactly why we age—and why he thinks we don't have to
5 Laws of Sleep for Athletes
At a conference on sports innovation, sleep scientist Charles Samuels cuts through the hype
The 4 Stages of Climate Grief
How do we deal with the prospect of losing the places we love?
How Cheap Robots Are Transforming Ocean Exploration
Backed by billionaire philanthropists and Silicon Valley venture capitalists, a wave of entrepreneurs are developing high-tech, low-cost technologies to probe the watery realms we still barely understand. Are the oceans finally getting their moon-shot moment?
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