Environment:

    Dark Night for Bats --Salon
    New theories about what's wiping out huge populations of bats point to pesticides
    and climate change.

    The Great Haddock Revival --The Scientist
    In the near-empty seas, one species has surged back to life. Can the others follow?

    Global Boiling --Salon
    Some geologists say rising temperatures will uncork vast deposits of undersea
    methane.

    The Rewilded West --E/The Environmental Magazine
    Some conservationists want to bring lions, camels, and other large mammals to the
    American West.

    Health:

    Joint Venture --The Scientist
    Why do joint replacements fail, and what can be done to fix them?

    Action Figures: Saving Summer --Women's Health
    Through her Camp Ability, Mary Leighton makes summer fun for kids with limb loss.

    The World's Densest Bones --The Scientist
    A car accident led to a discovery of unusually dense bones, and an important gene.

    Profiles and Essays:

    On Thin Ice --Natural History
    Remembering a dramatic winter rescue.

    Profile: Erich Jarvis --The Scientist/Diversity 2007 Supplement
    Neurobiologist Erich Jarvis is working  to unlock the secrets of language.

    The Art of Adapting to MS --The Scientist/Autoimmunity Supplement
    Maggie McPhersun struggles to adjust to life with multiple sclerosis.