Maria Gallucci
Maria Gallucci was a Science Reporter at Mashable. She was previously the energy and environment reporter at International Business Times; features editor of Makeshift magazine; clean economy reporter for InsideClimate News; and a correspondent in Mexico City until 2011. Maria holds degrees in journalism and Spanish from Ohio University's Honors Tutorial College.
Latest From Maria Gallucci
This mayor is leaving politics to fight climate change full-time
Out of the frying pan and into the fire.
The 7 best views of the Larsen C iceberg breaking off Antarctica
Watch the Delaware-sized iceberg crack.
Scientists say 'prelude' to the sixth mass extinction is happening right now
It's the "prelude" to the sixth mass extinction.
Greenpeace activists charged after unfurling 'Resist' banner at Trump Tower in Chicago
They wanted to "bring light" to Trump's anti-climate agenda.
Aerial videos capture terrifying wildfires scorching California
Thousands of firefighters are battling more than a dozen blazes.
Trump and Putin unironically discussed forming a 'cyber security unit'
This should end well.
Australian journalist's blistering takedown of Trump goes viral
"Donald Trump has pressed-fast forward on the decline of the United States."
The electric car revolution may hit the world 'harder and faster' than predicted
Over half of new car sales could be electric vehicles by 2040, a study says.
The very much threatened Great Barrier Reef is not 'in danger,' UNESCO says
But it still might disappear by 2100.
Summers in Madrid could be as hot as those in Erbil, Iraq by 2100, research shows
We're sweaty just thinking about this.
A terrifying crocodile relative, with teeth like a T. rex, may have taken on dinosaurs
More fodder for your nightmares.
Oh boy, Florida residents can now challenge the science taught in public schools
Climate change and evolution are likely targets.
This chill gorilla loves baby animal videos like the rest of us
Just two friends, hanging out.
Trump posts body slam video after defending his "modern presidential" Twitter claim
That's one way to call it.
EPA chief under fire for allowing Dow pesticide after talking to the company's CEO
Now a U.S. senator wants some answers.
Which species will win or lose as Antarctica's ice melts?
Non-native species could conquer the continent.
An ancient 'skull cult' might've carved up bones to shame their enemies
The carved-up bones point to a ritual ceremony for ancestors -- or enemies.
The Great Barrier Reef is worth $42 billion. It's also under serious threat.
Australia needs a healthy reef system to support its economy.
Hummer factory gets second life making electric cars
From gas-guzzlers to gas-free.
Coal company sues John Oliver for being John Oliver
A coal company is firing back after the 'Last Week Tonight' host went after its CEO.
Richard Branson: Business leaders are 'baffled' by Trump on climate change
Companies are working to "compensate" for the Trump administration's climate policy rollbacks.
Plastic pollution in the ocean is officially everywhere, even Antarctica
Literally nowhere is safe.
Can the U.S. run only on wind, water, and solar power? Scientists disagree.
Critics cast doubt on a plan to use only wind, water, and solar power.
This adorable baby turtle blob is bringing hope to Southeast Asia
Conservationists are reviving populations of this endangered softshell species.
