Jill Neimark

How America’s Love Of Cheap, Fatty Chicken Led To ‘Superbugs’ — And Way Too Many Boring Meals

Maryn McKenna chased the medical mystery of drug-resistant infections right to the source: industrial chicken farms.

Jill Neimark

Sep 18, 2017

Health

Your Body Is Smarter, Stronger, And Dirtier Than You Think

A writer pushes his body to the limits using the science of survival

Jill Neimark

Jan 27, 2017

Health

Brain-Zapping Gadgets Let You Hack Your Nervous System

Devices that tap into the body’s “wandering nerve” have been shown to ease migraines, epilepsy, depression, and chronic pain

Jill Neimark

Jan 17, 2017

Articles

The Dakota Access Pipeline Battle Isn’t Over. Here’s What’s Coming Next

Two Sierra Club lawyers on eminent domain, oil spill laws, and what you can do if a natural gas company shows up in your neighborhood

Jill Neimark

Dec 13, 2016

How To Stop The Dakota Access Pipeline With Sacred Corn

These tiny kernels may be the weapon against oil greed

Jill Neimark

Oct 27, 2016

Instead of Pokémon, Try Using Your Smartphone To Catch Tasty Wild Edibles

“We live in an accidental garden of free, delicious, nutritious food”

Jill Neimark

Aug 02, 2016

Why This Apple Breeder Wants You To Grow a “Frankentree”

Practical tips for backyard mad scientists

Jill Neimark

Aug 01, 2016

Articles

The EPA Once Said This Was The Dirtiest City In America. Now It’s One Of Our Greenest

People in Chattanooga used to drive with their headlights on in the daytime

Jill Neimark

Jul 13, 2016

Articles

Why These Die-Hard Nature Lovers Want You To Eat The Plants They Find On The Forest Floor

Foragers are quitting their day jobs to turn an extreme love of the wilderness into a profit

Jill Neimark

Jun 27, 2016

Articles

This Watermelon Is So Good, Farmers Used To Guard It With Guns

So why did we spend 90 summers eating bland, seedless fruit at every barbecue?

Jill Neimark

Jun 24, 2016

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Maryn McKenna chased the medical mystery of drug-resistant infections right to the source: industrial chicken farms.

A writer pushes his body to the limits using the science of survival

Devices that tap into the body’s “wandering nerve” have been shown to ease migraines, epilepsy, depression, and chronic pain

Two Sierra Club lawyers on eminent domain, oil spill laws, and what you can do if a natural gas company shows up in your neighborhood

These tiny kernels may be the weapon against oil greed

“We live in an accidental garden of free, delicious, nutritious food”

Practical tips for backyard mad scientists

People in Chattanooga used to drive with their headlights on in the daytime

Foragers are quitting their day jobs to turn an extreme love of the wilderness into a profit

So why did we spend 90 summers eating bland, seedless fruit at every barbecue?