Katharine Gammon
Katharine Gammon writes about science, technology and the environment for magazines and websites. Her work has appeared in Wired, The New York Times and Esquire.
A group of young writers and activists are trying to get nuanced climate storylines into television and film.
Companies progress towards commercial lithium drilling at the Salton Sea, while teams of researchers explore questions about effective extraction methods and environmental impacts.
Amid COVID-related staffing shortages and testing requirements, school systems are stretched thin. And so are parents’ nerves.
The spirit of adventure moved people to explore the coastlines and channels of Southern California. Now a new generation of adventurers uses tech and tools to understand the oceans.
An ambitious project combines design and futurism to envision what cities might look like on Mars.
An ambitious project combines design and futurism to envision what cities might look like on Mars.
A new study uses baby teeth to measure the past exposure of southeast Los Angeles residents to lead released by Exide Technologies, a shuttered battery recycling plant.
The fox population on Santa Cruz Island has recovered in just 10 years. Its story can teach us about nature, conservation, and the future.