Ritoban Mukherjee

In the past decade, fracking has contributed to the deaths of more than a thousand people and the emission of more than a thousand tons of carbon dioxide in the Appalachian Basin.

Neuromarketing is all about getting more data about buyers, even at the cost of ethics and morality. Maybe that's okay.

The native kākāpō were nearly driven to extinction through inbreeding and infertility, but genetic sequencing and drones are bringing them back from the brink.

We're in the middle of a climate emergency. Significantly altering the earth's geology might be the only way to save it from destruction.

A fantasy series that strikes at the heart of race and xenophobia, The Witcher is more than Netflix's answer to Game of Thrones.

CES 2020 was a flurry of new technologies and exciting product releases. I filter through the nonsense so you don't have to.

Storium is a storytelling app that turns creative writing into a game. A great platform for would-be writers and seasoned authors.

‘Ancestors,’ the new game from the creative director of ‘Assassin’s Creed,’ trades fun for scientific accuracy.

These tiny plants are nutritious, semi-delicious, and good for the planet.

Glacial archaeology is a new area of study born of rising temperatures and climate change.

Genderqueer patients are being discriminated against in the medical world. Cancer care is no different.

In Latin America, women cartographers and amateur digital mappers are taking up the fight against sexual violence.

Inside the government's bizarre and poorly thought out experiment on sterilizing monkeys.

Animals of different species are suddenly getting together and breeding. But could they be evolving to survive a dying world?

Startups are building land-based octopus farms. Critics argue they’re harming the animals.