Josh Axelrod

Politicians and nonprofit groups have blamed offshore wind turbines for whale deaths, but the science doesn't support those claims—at all

A mechanical engineer spends a year studying artificial intelligence and fish at Freie Universität Berlin on a Fulbright fellowship

The Bureau of Land Management’s updated Western Solar Plan will guide solar energy siting and development across 11 western states for the next decade.

In the wake of Pavel Durov’s arrest, German conspiracy theorists and extremists began to talk about exiting Telegram. Experts, though, think there is no alternative.

The app has exploded in popularity in Israel following Oct. 7 and is known for its lack of content moderation.

Telegram faces legal and regulatory pressure in Europe over its lax content moderation, with recent actions including a CEO arrest and content restrictions.

From casual social running to ambitious race coaching and FLINTA* only crews, we've got the rundown of Berlin's thriving running scene.

There is growing awareness of the problem of orphaned oil and gas wells, but not many people are aware of the problem of orphaned oil and gas pipelines.

Sparse nation-level insights and inconsistent scenario designs leave U.S. policymakers ill-equipped to make responsible decisions on energy transition minerals.