Information about the tiny physical surveillance devices that the NSA (or anyone) can install.

I am not especially bothered by the NSA's having these, since they won't be installed everywhere (and in the US would require a court order). What's dangerous to democracy is general surveillance applied to everyone.

The plan to remove the grey wolf from the endangered species list is based on twisting the meaning of the law so as to make it systematically ineffective.

Iceland's ice is melting fast, and when it goes, Iceland will be short of water.

Its longest bridge spans a river that has gone permanently dry.

Mesh networks could make the internet more flexible and reduce surveillance.

The UK's "porn filter" is a system of outsourced state censorship, based on the standard idiotic excuse.