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Global Ship Traffic Could Imperil the Antarctic's Biosecurity
Vessels from more than 1,500 ports have visited the region since 2014. Each one is a threat to introduce invasive species. -
Tabletop RPG Rule Books Can Be Beautiful and Accessible
Role-playing rule books are being designed to be more experimental and unique. Here’s how they can be designed for accessibility, too. -
China’s ‘People’s Courts’ Resolve Online Disputes at Tech Firms
No garlic on the oysters? Soup stained a blanket? Panels of users hear the complaints and can order refunds or removal of critical reviews. -
Is There Really Such a Thing as Low-Carbon Beef?
The USDA is making it easier for farmers to market their meat as “low-carbon.” Not everyone is happy about it. -
Gig Workers Were Promised a Better Deal. Then They Were Outsourced
A new subcontractor industry in Europe is benefiting from platforms’ efforts to clean up their image and comply with stricter employment rules. -
Inside the Student-Led Covid Walkouts
US high school students are demanding safer classrooms, and they’re mobilizing through group chats, Google Docs, and homespun social media campaigns. -
Yellowjackets Is the Internet's Favorite Anti-Internet Show
Its story begins in the halcyon days before smartphones took over teens’ lives. Of course, everyone on social media is obsessed. -
Destructive Hacks Against Ukraine Echo Its Last Cyberwar
A data wiper posing as ransomware bears a discomfiting resemblance to the earlier wave of Russian cyberattacks that ended with NotPetya. -
How to Prepare for Climate Change's Most Immediate Impacts
The effects of the climate crisis are happening right now. From natural disasters to supply chain shortages, here's how to cope. -
Our 4 Favorite Electric Kick Scooters
These WIRED-tested e-scooters will help you scoot scoot scoot around town.
