Molly Glick
Molly Glick writes about health, science, and the future. They’re a graduate of The Medill School at Northwestern University, where they studied journalism and environmental policy, and have contributed to Inverse, Discover, and Popular Science, among other publications.
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How to cope with eco anxiety in the age of climate doom
It’s time to stop doomscrolling and start organizing
How to cope with eco anxiety in the age of climate doom
It’s time to stop doomscrolling and start organizing
Can microbes gobble up our plastic problems?
The facts about clever critters that have evolved to break down plastic
How to reduce your plastic use
Some simple everyday fixes can help cut a chunk of plastic waste out of your routines
Plastic-eating bacteria: What to know about this emerging waste solution
Some microorganisms have developed a taste for plastic. Can we put that hunger to good use?
Plastic-eating worms and bugs: Are they a real fix for our waste?
The larvae of some insects have developed a taste for waste. Is it enough?
Could plastic-eating fungus fix our waste woes?
It's still early days for fungi that munch on plastic waste
What are bioplastics and can they solve pollution?
Polymers from plants may not offer a perfect alternative
Busting climate myths, plus 5 things worth knowing this week
There's a big update in the war on cars—and lanternflies









