Articles by Amelia Urry
Amelia Urry is Grist's associate editor of science and technology, and self-appointed poet-in-residence. Follow her on Twitter.
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Bees are addicted to pesticide-laden junk food, too
It turns out bees may prefer nectar when it's laced with common pesticides, says a new study.
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Hubble just turned 25. Here’s what it was like to grow up with it.
The Hubble Space Telescope shows us the far reaches of our universe -- and that tells us a lot about us, too.
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Finally, a climate change game you’d actually want to play
Climate change is not a game -- but this game is way more fun than just wringing your hands about it.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson’s “StarTalk” puts science in the late-night spotlight
Maybe -- just maybe! -- Nat Geo's StarTalk will teach us that the best way to make people take science seriously is to find a way to laugh at it.
