Daniel Fromson

Daniel Fromson, a former associate editor at The Atlantic, is a writer based in Washington, D.C. He writes regularly for The Washington Post. His work has also appeared in Harper's Magazine, New York, and Slate.

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The Glove That Would Change the Game
The new science of fielding
Daniel Fromson
February 27, 2012
Bryan Christie
Infographic: Why Insects Are the Most Eco-Friendly Meat
Daniel Fromson
August 9, 2011
No Cell Phone-Children's Cancer Risk? The Media Might Be Wrong
Daniel Fromson
July 28, 2011
In the Shadow of Tupperware: Earl Tupper's Other Innovations
Daniel Fromson
July 28, 2011
Chart: The Cost of Chronic Overfishing vs. the BP Oil Disaster
Overfishing occurs without much drama. But as the numbers show, its impact on fish is Deepwater Horizon-sized—and then some.
Daniel Fromson
July 26, 2011
Bug Nuggets
Is the world ready for soy-glazed mealworms?
Daniel Fromson
July 24, 2011
Nishant Choksi
Alyson Thomas's Whimsical, Must-Love Butchery Diagrams
Daniel Fromson
July 22, 2011
Frank Lloyd Wright's Forgotten Gas Station of the Future
Daniel Fromson
July 20, 2011
Infographic: The Carbon Footprints of 20 Foods, Shown as Car-Miles
Daniel Fromson
July 19, 2011
'One Day on Earth': A Video Portrait of Every Country in the World
Daniel Fromson
July 18, 2011