The AtlanticHuman Interest The Pandemic Experts Are Not Okay The Atlantic - Ed YongJoin Ed Yong for a conversation about COVID-19 at Pulse, The Atlantic's virtual summit on health care on July 15. Register here. Saskia Popescu’s phone buzzes throughout the night, waking her up. It had
The AtlanticScience Artificial Lights Tell the Story of the Pandemic The Atlantic - Marina KorenEven during the worst of the pandemic in New York City, when the threat of the virus had emptied out the streets, the lights of Times Square stayed on, its many towering advertisements flashing and flickering.
The AtlanticScience Lockdowns Could Be the ‘Biggest Conservation Action’ in a Century The Atlantic - Ben GoldfarbSpring is a bloody season on American roads. Yearling black bears blunder over the asphalt in search of their own territories. In the West, herds of deer, elk, and pronghorn scamper across highways as
The AtlanticScience The Week America Lost Control of the Pandemic The Atlantic - Robinson MeyerThe American pandemic is careening out of control. Yesterday, the United States reported more than 52,000 new cases of the coronavirus, setting a new all-time daily record, according to the COVID Tracking
The AtlanticScience The Birdsong That Took Over North America The Atlantic - Sarah ZhangKen Otter and Scott Ramsay first noticed it in the early 2000s, when they were recording white-throated sparrows in Prince George, a city in western Canada. The birds are so ubiquitous across the country,
