Scientific American Content: Global
Science news and technology updates from Scientific American
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New York's Plans to Tackle Climate Change May Leave Some Residents Behind
The city is taking action to protect lower Manhattan’s waterfront while low-income residents in other boroughs fend for themselves
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Always Check the Copyright Date: Rocks, Rivers and the Changing Earth
Or how I was reminded that the publication date can be quite deceptive
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Bizarre Fossil Mammal Was an Ice Age Tree Hugger
A new analysis finds extinct wombat cousins were heftier and stranger than previously thought
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How to Quit Opioids
Dr. Ellen Hendriksen dives into the history of the epidemic and asks behavior coach Eric Zimmer for his most vital advice on addiction recovery
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Cultivating Emotion Regulation and Mental Health
Susanne Schweizer is a neuroscientist investigating the development of emotional regulatory processes and their role in mental health across the life span
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Lunar Geology in 1969; Heaven "Located" in 1869
Innovation and discovery as chronicled in Scientific American
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Hawaii Wants to Lead the Renewable Revolution
The state has positioned itself as a pioneer in the quest for a fossil fuel-free future, but there are plenty of obstacles in the way
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Cancer Cells Have "Unsettling" Ability to Hijack the Brain's Nerves
Startling discovery could open up avenues for treating some aggressive tumors
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Immediate Climate Action Is Needed to Avoid "Grim" Future, Scientists Warn
Global warming is already taking a higher toll than researchers projected, a new study says
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Real-Life Zombies
A zombie takeover is science fiction, right? Well, it turns out some zombies already exist in nature and “life” after brain death might not be so far-fetched
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