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Trump’s “Skinny Budget” Slashes Funding for Health, Energy, and Environmental Agencies

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Losing Biodiversity Could Lead to “Extinction Cascades”

By Claudia Geib

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The Cost of Resurrecting Extinct Species Could be Devastating

By Kelsey R. Marquart

NASA May Stop Trying to Understand Dark Energy

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Scientists Announce New Animal-Human Hybrid Experiment — This Time With Sheep

Extreme Weather Is the Biggest Risk for Humanity in 2018, Say World Leaders

Some of the Ozone Layer Is Still Thinning, Thanks to a Surprise Chemical

Scientists Use Graphene to Create Edible Electronics

By Claudia Geib

It’s Great That Supermarkets Are Cutting Plastic Waste. But That’s Not Going to Solve the Problem.

By Kristin Houser

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Soon You’ll be Able to Dance, Clap, and Tap to Charge Your Devices

Chemicals Like Perfume Produce as Much Air Pollution as Cars

By Chelsea Gohd

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Researchers Create Device You Can Charge Just by Moving Your Fingers

An Ultrathin, Super-Stretchy Nanomesh Skin Display is the Future of Wearables

By Chelsea Gohd

Physicists Have Made the Second-Ever Observation of Interacting Photons

By Chelsea Gohd

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911 Wasn’t Set Up With Cell Phones In Mind. Google Could Change that.

China Will Plant 32,400 Square Miles of Trees to Combat Air Pollution

Climate Change is Causing Bats to Migrate Earlier in the Year

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Scotland Has a Plan to Become a World Leader in Renewable Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

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You Might Actually Want to Wear Something Made From This Smart Fabric

Climate Change Could Be Making Our Food Less Nutritious

A New Power Plant Burns Fossil Fuels Without Any Carbon Emissions

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How Engineering Earthquake-Proof Buildings Could Save Lives

By Alexandra Ossola

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The UAE Expects to Save $192 Billion by Switching to Renewable Energy

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An Earthquake Early Warning System is Coming to the West Coast

Coral is Dying Globally. But We Can Save Some Reefs From Total Destruction.

By Lou Del Bello

New Genetically Engineered Corn Could Revolutionize Our Agriculture

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Scientists Complete the First International Test of Our Ability to Track Dangerous Asteroids

By Christianna Reedy

Researchers Created a Platform That Prints With Living Matter

By Chelsea Gohd

Two Big Banks Have Just Pledged to Go 100% Clean Energy By 2020

By Patrick Caughill

Blue Planet II Has Inspired the BBC to Ban All Plastic Containers and Utensils by 2020

To Reduce Air Pollution, Germany Will Test Free Public Transportation in Some Cities

Now a Person’s Genes Could Reveal Their Time of Death

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Here’s What Trump’s New Budget Means for Renewable Energy

Another Victim of Climate Change: Ubiquitous Canola Oil

By Chelsea Gohd

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California Has Set Up A Hotline Due to Invasive, 20-Pound Rodents

By Patrick Caughill

The World’s Coasts May Be Drowning Under Rising Seas Faster Than We Thought

By Lou Del Bello

Australia Could Double Its Solar Capacity by the End of 2018

By Claudia Geib

Are Delivery Drones Actually Better for the Environment?

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Scientists Tease Out How the Brain Processes Sensory Experiences

By Chelsea Gohd

A Strange Creature Discovered by Darwin Has Baffled Researchers for Decades

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Dark Matter May Be a Product of Gravitational Waves with a Twist

Robert De Niro Says the U.S. Replaced Science With Ignorance. And He’s Right.

By Jolene Creighton

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Want a World Without Blackouts? Power the Future With Renewable Energy.

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Researchers Put 3D Glasses on Praying Mantises and Discovered a New Type of Vision

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Two New Renewable Energy Projects Will Join Tesla’s Mega Battery in Australia

By Patrick Caughill

Last Year Renewables Accounted for Half of the Energy Capacity Added to the U.S.

By Kristin Houser

The Ozone Layer is Not Recovering and We Don’t Know Why

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Whales and Sharks Are the New Victims of Our Plastic Waste, Study Finds

By Chelsea Gohd

Graphene’s Properties Have Been Tested in Micro-Gravity for the First Time

By Patrick Caughill

Have Companies Really Done Enough to Bring An End To Deforestation?

By Claudia Geib

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Here’s Your First Look at the Most Detailed Simulation of the Cosmos Ever Made

By Christianna Reedy

Quantum Physics

Quantum Video Call Displays the Future of Secure Communication

Electricity Generated From Renewables Surpassed Coal Power in Europe Last Year

By Patrick Caughill

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Scientists Identified “Anxiety Cells” in the Brain by Switching Them On and Off

By Chelsea Gohd

More Americans Are Working From Home — And It’s Better for the Environment

Dubai Has the World’s Most Ambitious Plan to Turn Waste into Energy

By Chelsea Gohd

In Extreme Heat, Trees Stop Sucking Carbon From the Air

By Chelsea Gohd

The UK Will Soon Be Home to the World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm

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Scientists Can Now Predict Deadly Hailstorms Weeks in Advance

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The World’s First US-to-Australia Biofuel Flight Was Powered by Mustard Seeds

By Chelsea Gohd

Mega Cities Poised to Become the Hottest and Most Dangerous Places Under Climate Change

A New Information Engine is Pushing the Boundaries of Thermodynamics

By Chelsea Gohd

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Experts Answer: Should You Be Allowed to Create Your Own Clone?

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New Study Links Human Consciousness to a Law That Governs the Universe

By Chelsea Gohd