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Josh Dzieza is a former writer at The Daily Beast. Follow him on Twitter at @joshdzieza

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So You Want to Tour a Sewer

All-Access Pass

From skyscrapers to subway tunnels, dogged adventurer Bradley Garrett explores the urban unknown. By Josh Dzieza.

Josh Dzieza | Published Oct 05, 2013

Solar Power on a Grand Scale

Steam Heat

There’s a new type of solar plant coming online. Does it have a future?

Josh Dzieza | Published Sep 28, 2013

EPA Caps Coal Emissions

COAL’S LUMPS

The Environmental Protection Agency is putting forth tough new standards for newly built electricity plants. Is this the next battle in the war on coal?

Josh Dzieza | Published Sep 20, 2013

Did Floods Cause Fracking Disaster?

Oil and Water

Authorities predict that damage from fracking and other surface pollutants will be small. By Josh Dzieza.

Josh Dzieza | Published Sep 19, 2013

What You Hear in Space

Far Out

The spacecraft has 12 billion miles on its odometer and has now left the solar system.

Josh Dzieza | Published Sep 14, 2013

The Geriatric Joystick

Game Still On

A new study shows that older people playing videogames get sharper and whip younger opponents. By Josh Dzieza.

Josh Dzieza | Published Sep 09, 2013

(Nuclear) Winter is Coming

Big Chill

Common in mining for more than a century, ice walls are now used to contain radiation. By Josh Dzieza.

Josh Dzieza | Published Sep 04, 2013

How to Hide From Your Phone

Quiet, Please

A sleek counter-surveillance tool, the OFF Pocket hides your phone and silences it, too, writes Josh Dzieza.

Josh Dzieza | Published Sep 01, 2013

To Strike or Not?

Roundup

The six best arguments for and against an air assault on Syria.

Josh Dzieza | Published Aug 27, 2013

The Glowing Plant Fracas

Controversial Crop

Kickstarter has amended its rules on funding genetically modified organisms, but the fight over who gets to grow what continues to rage. By Josh Dzieza.

Josh Dzieza | Published Aug 18, 2013

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