Why Nothing Works
for DiscoverPublished: July 2014
Once dismissed as a psychological curiosity, the placebo effect is now recognized as the key to the brain’s “inner pharmacy.” If only doctors knew how to open the medicine cabinet.
Emptying the World’s Aquarium (Spanish Version)
for Harper's MagazinePor Erik Vance (Puedes compartir este artículo. Si lo haces, sólo te agradecería avisarme antes en erik@erikvance.com y citarme en los créditos como Erik Vance.)
Al igual que la mayoría de los pescadores locales en Kino, un tranquilo pueblo de Sonora a mitad de la parte oriental del Mar de Cortez, Ernesto Acuña …
Emptying the World’s Aquarium
for Harper's MagazinePublished: August, 2013
The dismal future of the global fishery
After the Fish Are Gone
for Pulitzer Center on Crisis ReportingDocumentary short created for the 2013 Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital
The New School of Fish
for San Francisco MagazineThe Bay Area’s smartest diners, chefs, and purveyors now know (and care) where every cut of grass-fed beef and stalk of pesticide-free produce comes from. Yet nearly all
The ‘wind rush’: Green energy blows trouble into Mexico
for The Christian Science MonitorThe Isthmus of Tehuantapec, Mexico's narrowest point, is a powerful wind tunnel of
Dolphin Desperados
for DiscoverPublished: September 07, 2011
In the escalating war over dolphin rights, two pioneers in the study of cetacean consciousness have sacrificed their decades-old friendship for their beliefs.
Poison Nil: Snake and Scorpion Antivenoms Set for First Update in 60 Years
for Scientific AmericanPublished: October 11, 2012
On a dark night in the late '80s Alejandro Alagón was working in his garden near Cuernavaca