Undark

Global Warming Could Throw France’s Wine-Making Traditions Into Chaos

Earlier, “unbalanced” harvests are putting Bordeaux’s premium grapes in jeopardy.

• Aleszu Bajak and Undark
• Aug 31, 2018

Ozone Is Dropping—Except in the Rural West

Drilling for oil and gas may be to blame.

• Jason Plautz and Undark
• Aug 23, 2018

Colombia’s Long Push to Bring ‘Loaned’ Fossils Home

Latin American countries have larger capacities than ever to house locally discovered specimens, but many are still held abroad.

• Timothy Pratt and Undark
• Aug 15, 2018

Is AI Ready to Prevent School Shootings?

Facing a project with no room for mistakes, companies are striving to ensure the technology is up to the task.

• Jeremy Hsu and Undark
• Aug 8, 2018

China’s Love for Meat Is Threatening Its Green Movement

Even as it champions renewable energy, the country has struggled to curb a rising demand for livestock.

• Marcello Rossi and Undark
• Jul 31, 2018

The Crime-Fighting Power of Dead, Stuffed Animals

Exchanging wildlife specimens with museums and zoos can help law enforcement stop smugglers.

• James Gaines and Undark
• Jul 19, 2018

The Icelandic Families Tracking Climate Change With Measuring Tape

Volunteers who have been monitoring glaciers for generations are firsthand witnesses to a warming Arctic landscape.

• Gloria Dickie and Undark
• Jun 6, 2018