9 top RFK, Jr. science controversies

9 top RFK, Jr. science controversies

Brigid Kennedy | The Week |
From sweeping changes to vaccination protocols to scientifically dubious assertions about a host of childhood maladies, here are some of ...
Taking a fresh look at the positives and negatives of genetically modified crops

Taking a fresh look at the positives and negatives of genetically modified crops

Devika Rao | The Week |
[T]he vast majority of GMOs grown in the U.S. are "engineered to produce their own pesticides, or survive direct application ...
In global first, Argentina gallops ahead of other western countries in producing Crispr horses and other animals

In global first, Argentina gallops ahead of other western countries in producing Crispr horses and other animals

Harriet Marsden | The Week |
Scientists in the polo-obsessed nation [of Argentina] have produced the world's first genetically edited horses, modifying DNA from a champion ...
Filling an ecological niche in a post-human world’: Why octopuses could succeed humans as Earth’s dominant species

Filling an ecological niche in a post-human world’: Why octopuses could succeed humans as Earth’s dominant species

Rafi Schwartz | The Week |
[S]peculative fiction author Ray Nayler published "The Mountain in the Sea," his first novel, depicting a not-too-distant future in which ...
8 breakthroughs in science during 2024

8 breakthroughs in science during 2024

Devika Rao | The Week |
Scientists are making new discoveries every day. Although some may fly under the radar, many of these findings are groundbreaking ...
Mistrust in experts? How the 'unpasteurized milk movement' ballooned among conservatives

Mistrust in experts? How the ‘unpasteurized milk movement’ ballooned among conservatives

Harriet Marsden | The Week |
During the 2000s, after decades of highly processed food and skyrocketing obesity rates, consumers began to favour natural, organic food, said ...
Science vs. equity: The debate over the future of gene editing intensifies

Science vs. equity: Debate over future of gene editing intensifies

Devika Rao | The Week |
Turning to genetic modification could be a solution for a number of genetic diseases including sickle cell anemia, muscular dystrophy ...